Turn a Jupyter .ipynb file into one clean Markdown document. Code becomes fenced blocks, prose stays prose, and plots and outputs are included. Everything runs in your browser; nothing is uploaded.
A Jupyter notebook (.ipynb) is a JSON file holding your markdown notes, code cells, and the outputs each cell produced. This tool turns that into one readable Markdown document: prose stays prose, code becomes fenced code blocks, and results, printouts, plots, and errors are included as outputs. The whole conversion runs in your browser, so the notebook is never uploaded.
Drop a .ipynb file onto the upload strip, or click to choose one. It is read in your browser; nothing is uploaded.
Markdown cells stay as prose, code cells become fenced blocks, and outputs and plots are included below their cell.
Copy the result to your clipboard or download it as a .md file.
Yes. Code cells become fenced code blocks, and each cell's outputs (printouts, results, plots, and errors) are included below it. You can turn outputs off for a code-and-notes document.
Yes. Plot images and pasted attachments are embedded inline (PNG, JPEG, and GIF). You can turn images off for a smaller text-only file.
Current Jupyter notebooks (nbformat v4). A very old v3 notebook is detected and asked to be re-saved in Jupyter first.
No. The file is read and converted entirely in your browser, and the tool never fetches anything referenced inside it.
Yes. Drop multiple .ipynb files and each is converted to its own Markdown file.