Jira Markup to Markdown Converter
Free online Jira wiki markup to Markdown converter that works both ways.
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How to Convert Jira Wiki Markup to Markdown
- Paste your Jira text: Copy the ticket description or comment into the left box, or press Load example to see a document that exercises every feature.
- Check the direction: The button above the panes shows Jira→Markdown by default; click it if you need Markdown→Jira instead.
- Review the output: The right pane updates live — headings, tables, code fences, and blockquotes are converted, and anything unsupported is left untouched.
- Copy or download: Press Copy to paste into GitHub or a README, or Download to save converted-markdown.md; click the direction button again to convert the output back.
Key Features
- Bidirectional conversion: Jira wiki markup to GitHub-flavored Markdown and back
- Tables with header rows become proper Markdown pipe tables, and reverse
- Code macros keep their language hint; noformat blocks become plain fences
- Panel, note, info, tip, and warning macros convert to blockquotes
- Headings, links, images, lists, and inline emphasis mapped both ways
- Swap direction, one-click copy, and download - all offline, no upload
Frequently Asked Questions
Which Jira markup does it convert?
Headings (h1.–h6.), bold, italic, strikethrough, +underline+, {{monospace}}, {code} and {noformat} blocks, panels, {note}/{info}/{tip}/{warning}, {quote}, bq., tables, links, images, and lists — {color} wrappers are stripped.
Does it work in the other direction too?
Yes — the direction button toggles between Jira→Markdown and Markdown→Jira, and pressing it feeds the current output back through, so you can round-trip a document.
Will my code blocks keep their language?
Yes — {code:javascript} becomes a ```javascript fence and converts back, and code contents are protected during conversion so the other rules never rewrite them.
Is my Jira ticket text uploaded anywhere?
No — the conversion runs entirely in your browser, so private ticket content stays local. Copy the result or download it as a .md or .txt file when you are done.