Question 1

Does this tool support LaTeX or MathJax for mathematical equations?

Accepted Answer

This converter focuses on standard Markdown to HTML output and does not render LaTeX or MathJax by default. If you paste LaTeX syntax, it will typically remain as plain text in the generated HTML unless you add a MathJax/KaTeX renderer on the page where you display the HTML.

Question 2

Can I include raw HTML tags inside my Markdown?

Accepted Answer

Yes, raw HTML is commonly supported in Markdown and will usually be passed through into the output HTML. If you notice tags being removed or escaped, it may be due to security sanitization rules designed to block unsafe content such as scripts.

Question 3

Will the output HTML include CSS styling?

Accepted Answer

The output is typically plain HTML without CSS included. To control the appearance, add your own CSS in the page where you use the HTML, or wrap the output in a template that includes your preferred styles.

Question 4

Is my data stored on your servers?

Accepted Answer

If the conversion runs locally in your browser, your Markdown content is not sent to a server. If the page uses a server-side conversion API, the content must be transmitted for processing, so check the product’s privacy details and deployment setup to confirm how data is handled.

Question 5

Why is my table not rendering correctly?

Accepted Answer

Table support depends on the Markdown flavor used by the converter, and some parsers require GitHub Flavored Markdown table syntax. Make sure your header separator row uses dashes (and optional colons for alignment), each row has consistent pipe characters, and there is a blank line before the table in some cases.

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