HashdraftMarkdown to wiki markup
Convert Markdown to Confluence and Jira wiki markup
Confluence and older Jira editors can use wiki markup that differs from Markdown. This converter translates familiar Markdown headings, emphasis, links, lists, code, blockquotes, and tables into the corresponding Atlassian-style text so you can paste structured content without rewriting every marker.
Maps common text formatting
Markdown headings become h1. through h6., while bold, italics, links, and inline code are rewritten with wiki-markup delimiters.
Handles lists and tables
Nested ordered and unordered lists receive the appropriate marker depth, and Markdown header rows become double-bar wiki table headers.
Produces paste-ready source
The output is plain wiki markup rather than rendered HTML, making it suitable for editors and import fields that explicitly expect Atlassian wiki syntax.
How to convert Markdown for Confluence
- Paste the Markdown document into the input panel and let the output update.
- Scan tables, nested lists, code blocks, and platform-specific extensions for anything that needs manual adjustment.
- Copy the wiki markup and paste it into the Confluence or Jira editor that supports this syntax.
Markdown to Confluence questions
Does it publish directly to Confluence?
No. It creates text for you to review and paste; it does not connect to an Atlassian account or modify a space.
Will every Markdown extension convert?
No. Standard document structures have clear equivalents, while custom containers, diagrams, raw HTML, and plugin syntax may need manual rewriting.
