Markdown to Confluence Wiki Markup

Why Convert for Confluence?

Let's be honest: the Confluence editor is... not great. Writing documentation in it feels like fighting with a reluctant robot. But your team lives in Confluence. So here's the solution: write anywhere else (seriously, anywhere), convert to Confluence markup, and paste it right in.

Supported Features

All heading levels (h1 through h6)
Bold, italic, strikethrough, and monospace text
Bulleted and numbered lists
Nested and multi-level lists
Tables with headers and cell formatting
Links and embedded images
Code blocks with syntax highlighting
Blockquotes and horizontal rules
Task lists and checkboxes

Our team writes all our docs in VS Code with Markdown. Before this tool, copying to Confluence was a nightmare of reformatting. Now it's one click and done.

- Pat W., Engineering Lead

Technical Details

Output: Confluence wiki markup
Compatible with Jira Cloud and Server
Handles Macros: code, panel, table
Supports Confluence storage format
Preserves anchor links and IDs

h1. My Confluence Page h2. Introduction This is some *bold* and _italic_ text. h3. Features * First item * Second item ** Nested item * Third item h3. Code Example {code:language=javascript} function hello() { console.log("Hello World!"); } {code} h3. Table ||Header 1||Header 2||Header 3|| |Cell 1|Cell 2|Cell 3| |Cell 4|Cell 5|Cell 6| This is a [link|http://example.com].

Why People Love This

Keep Your Workflow

Don't change how you work. Just add one step at the end.

Version Control

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Review in PRs

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Better Editor

Use VS Code, Vim, or whatever you want. Much better than Confluence's UI.

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