Our verdict
Two-way Markdown converter. It turns PDF, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, HTML, EPUB and images into Markdown (OCR runs on scans), and exports Markdown to Word, PDF, HTML, PNG, JPG, WebP, EPUB, PowerPoint or Excel. The vendor says exports run in your browser, but file-to-Markdown uploads go to its cloud with no published deletion timeframe. Fine for non-sensitive documents if you want a point-and-click tool; developers can get similar results free with open-source converters.
You regularly need Markdown from Office files or scans (for docs, notes or AI tools), or need to turn Markdown into Word or slides, and want a simple web tool rather than a command line.
Your files are confidential or regulated, you need to know who runs the service or how to reach support, or you are happy using a free open-source converter.
Pricing: Free: 5 conversions when you create an account (shared across both directions, no card). Pro Monthly $9.0 USD/month; Pro Yearly $49 USD billed yearly (shown as $4.1 USD/month). Both Pro plans are unlimited, with 50 MB files and batches of up to 5. The vendor says pay-as-you-go packs are coming. Not open source.