md→teams

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Convert Markdown for Microsoft Teams

Turn Markdown into a formatted Teams update. Prepare headings, lists and tables, then copy the result into your message editor.

The converter creates rich text. What your Teams editor keeps can vary; check the pasted message, especially tables.

Independent tool — not affiliated with or endorsed by Microsoft Teams.

How it works

  1. 1

    Copy in your AI app

  2. 2

    Paste on this page

  3. 3

    Paste again in Microsoft Teams

Share a status report in Teams

Markdown input
## Weekly status

**On schedule** for Friday.

| Workstream | Next step |
| --- | --- |
| Design | Final review |
| Engineering | Release checks |

- Add feedback today
- Confirm owners tomorrow
Formatted message preview

Weekly status

On schedule for Friday.

WorkstreamNext step
DesignFinal review
EngineeringRelease checks
  • Add feedback today
  • Confirm owners tomorrow

Formatting preview; appearance may vary in your app.

What gets converted

You pasteYou get
# Heading→real heading
**bold** / *italic*→formatted rich text
- lists→real bullet lists
`code`→monospace
[text](url)→clickable link
| tables |→real tables

FAQ

How do I paste into Teams?

Convert your Markdown here, copy the result and paste into the Teams message editor. Check the formatted draft before sending.

Why does my table look different?

The converter creates an HTML table. Your Teams editor may adjust its layout or remove some formatting when you paste.

Does this work in every Teams client?

Clipboard behavior can vary between browsers and Teams clients. Try the example in your editor and check the result, especially tables.

Is my text uploaded anywhere?

No. The conversion runs entirely in your browser — your text is never sent anywhere, stored, or logged. We count anonymous, cookie-free page views and conversion events (event names only — never content, never identifiers) to see which tools are useful.

Does it only work with ChatGPT output?

No — it converts any Markdown. Output from Copilot, Mistral, DeepSeek, Perplexity or any other AI works, and so does Markdown from READMEs, Notion exports, or your own notes. Research citations (footnotes like [^1] with a source list) are converted too.

What happens to tables?

The rich-text output includes an HTML table. Check the pasted draft, since your editor can adjust the table or remove formatting.

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