Convert Discord-flavored markdown back to standard GFM. Handles spoilers, underline, and all the rest.
Free Discord to Markdown Converter takes Discord-flavored markdown — spoilers, underline, bold, italic, strikethrough, lists, and code — and rewrites it as portable standard Markdown. Spoilers become expandable HTML details, underline optionally becomes tags, and everything else passes through cleanly.
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Copying a Discord thread into a wiki and watching spoilers and underlines break is a universal community-manager pain. The converter runs 100% in your browser, and your guild chat never leaves your device.
| Input | Output | Typical size | Speed | Login needed |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Discord flavor | Markdown (.md) | Any message size | < 10 ms | No |
Here's what this free tool does in detail — every feature is built to solve real problems, runs entirely in your browser, and is free forever.
Discord adds two syntaxes that aren't in standard Markdown: ||spoilers|| and __underline__ (which standard MD treats as bold). This converter rewrites both — spoilers become <details> blocks, underlines optionally become <u> tags — so your content works outside Discord.
For the opposite direction, use the Free Markdown to Discord Formatter.
Discord ||spoilers|| become HTML <details><summary>Spoiler</summary>text</details> by default — which GitHub, GitLab, and Obsidian all render as a collapsible block. Readers see a 'Spoiler' button and click to expand. Toggle off if you want to keep the raw || markers for a different renderer.
If you also need to preview how the output will render, try the Free Markdown Live Preview.
Discord uses __text__ for underline, but every standard Markdown renderer interprets double underscore as bold. That's a format collision — your underlines silently become bold when you paste to GitHub. Toggle Underline as HTML to explicitly convert to <u>text</u>, which renders as actual underline everywhere.
Triple-backtick code blocks are extracted before any rewriting and re-injected at the end, so a || or __ inside a code example never gets rewritten. This matters when you're copying shell commands or scripts out of a #dev-help channel.
If you want to strip all formatting instead of converting, try the Free Markdown to Plain Text tool on the converted output.
Copy a message from Discord and paste it into the input. Spoilers and underlines supported.
Decide whether spoilers become HTML details and whether underlines become tags.
Click Copy Markdown and paste into your wiki, docs, issue, or blog.
Save important announcements or Q&A threads to a community wiki with spoilers intact.
Copy the raid log from Discord to the guild wiki — underline tags and spoiler reveals preserved.
Turn a Discord discussion into a GitHub issue without reformatting by hand.
Pull critique threads out of a writing Discord into a personal notes repo.
Copy pre-show brainstorm threads into show notes with formatting preserved.
Yes. Free forever, no account required.
By default, ||text|| becomes a block. Toggle off to preserve the ||.Spoiler
text
Discord's __underline__ collides with standard Markdown's bold. Enable 'Underline as HTML' to convert to text.
Yes. Fenced code blocks pass through untouched.
No. Runs 100% in your browser.