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emits a React component with JSX-safe escaping

Convert Markdown to a JSX component

Escape JSX-unsafe characters and wrap the result in a default-exported React function component — ready to paste into your codebase.

Markdown → JSX
Input
117 B
10 lines
Output
277 B
15 lines
Status
ready
live
Ratio
2.37×
out/in
input · markdown
output · jsx
export default function Content() {
  return (
    <>
      # Welcome
      
      Some **bold** text with a {'{'{'}'}variable{'}'} reference.
      
      <pre><code>{`const x = {'{'{'}'}a: 1{'}'};
      console.log(x);`}</code></pre>
      
      End of page.
    </>
  );
}
Quick Start

How to convert Markdown to JSX

Escapes curly braces in prose so React doesn't treat them as expressions, then wraps fenced code in pre/code, and returns a default-exported function component.

  1. 01

    Paste Markdown

    Any draft — even with curly braces.

    Parsing runs through marked with GFM extensions enabled — tables, task lists, strikethrough, and fenced code blocks all match GitHub’s rendering.

    inputGFMmarkedCommonMarklive
    input · markdownmd · GFM
    # Hi {x}
    loaded · GFMGFM · ready
  2. 02

    Escape braces

    Curly braces become string literals safe for JSX.

    Soft-break behaviour is configurable: by default a single newline becomes a space (CommonMark), toggle on for chat-style <br> insertion.

    escapesoft-breaksoptionsconfiglive
    fix · optionsjsx · live
    {'{'}x{'}'}
    options applied · livelive
  3. 03

    Wrap code

    Fenced code becomes pre/code with template literals.

    The preview is scoped under a .mde class so its CSS doesn’t bleed into the rest of the page. Output HTML is whitespace-controlled for clean diffs.

    codepreviewscoped CSSrenderstable
    code · renderedtpl · ready
    <pre><code>{`...`}</code></pre>
    rendered · liverendered
  4. 04

    Drop into project

    Export a React component immediately.

    Export covers both raw Markdown and rendered HTML; downloads stream as text/markdown or text/html via Blob + object URL.

    exportclipboard.md.htmlblob
    ✓ · exportedjsx · done
    ✓ component
    shipped · ready to shipsuccess
Pro tips

Author Markdown that renders everywhere

GFM is the safe default

GitHub-Flavored Markdown is the de-facto baseline (tables, task lists, strikethrough). CommonMark is stricter but ubiquitous as a fallback.

Soft-break behaviour varies

A single newline is a space in CommonMark, a <br> in GFM. Toggle soft breaks when source matters.

Escape inside code fences

Backticks inside fenced blocks need a longer fence — three becomes four. Use ~~~ if your content has many backticks.

Anchors are slugified

GitHub lowercases, strips punctuation, and joins with hyphens. Duplicate headings get -1, -2 suffixes.

Tables need a header row

The dash row sets alignment (:---, :-:, ---:). Use Table Aligner for diff-friendly columns.

Front matter is YAML

Triple-dash blocks at the top of files are parsed by static-site generators. Use the Front-Matter Validator to catch syntax errors.

Related toolsMD to MDXMD to HTMLPandocHTML StripperFormatterEditor
Use Cases

When to convert to JSX

Static prose embedded in a React app.

About pages

Quickly render long-form prose as a React component. Render path uses marked with GFM extensions enabled (tables, task lists, strikethrough, autolinks), so what you preview matches what GitHub publishes bit-for-bit. Soft-break behaviour is configurable for chat-style vs prose Markdown.

GFM-compliant

Component docs

Auto-generate doc components for Storybook. Pairs cleanly with the Markdown Cheatsheet for syntax you can't quite remember — callout blocks, footnotes, definition lists. Output stays diff-friendly so style-only changes don't drown out real edits in PRs.

GitHub-perfect

Email templates

JSX-compatible email components. Cross-platform safe: anchors, code fences, and tables behave identically on GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, and Gitea. Heading-anchor slugs follow GitHub's lowercase-and-hyphenate rules so deep links survive a docs migration.

diff-friendly

Bundled docs

Embed README content inside a CRA / Vite app. No server roundtrip — perfect for proprietary content you can't paste into a public tool. The full marked + GFM bundle ships with the page, so it works offline once loaded.

render-stable

Migration aid

Move from MD-driven sites to React with low effort. Front matter (YAML / TOML / JSON) passes through unchanged so static-site pipelines (Jekyll, Hugo, Astro, Eleventy) read it correctly. Pair with the Front-Matter Validator to catch syntax errors before deploy.

cross-platform

i18n strings

Stage Markdown copy for translation workflows. Output is reproducible: identical input always produces identical Markdown, so doc-generation scripts can rely on it for snapshot tests and embedded into release workflows.

i18n
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

No — this is plain JSX wrapping the raw text. Combine with an MDX bundler or markdown-to-html step if you need rendering.
JSX treats {…} as an expression. Escaping keeps literal braces in your content visible.
Use the MD to MDX tool for that — this one assumes plain JSX prose.
Yes — the output is valid in both .jsx and .tsx files.
No. Conversion runs locally in your browser.
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