orkaHelp Center to Markdown Converter
Paste a published help article and download an editable .md file. Relative links become full URLs so they still lead to the original resources after export.
Worked example
A guide with an “Installation” heading, three numbered steps and a link to /settings becomes a Markdown heading, an ordered list and a link pointing back to the source domain.
How it works
The converter reads one public HTML document and prefers an article element, then a main element, then the body. It keeps common text formatting, headings, links, ordered steps and code. Review the preview before importing it into a new editor.
CommonMark formatting reference ↗Frequently asked questions
Can I export several help articles?
Run the converter once per article. Each result includes its own Markdown download. For a collection page, choose a specific article link first.
What happens to embedded videos and custom components?
The output focuses on written content. Reinsert video embeds, screenshots, tabs and interactive components in the destination editor.
Which articles can be read?
Use a public HTTPS URL that serves article text as HTML within 512 KiB. Articles behind a login, bot challenge or JavaScript-only viewer may require an export from your existing help desk.