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Markdown for Telegram
Copy any Markdown — from ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini or any other AI — paste here, and the converted text is already back in your clipboard. One paste, done.
Telegram converts the **markers** into real formatting the moment you hit send (Desktop and Web). On mobile, style text via select → format instead.
Independent tool — not affiliated with or endorsed by Telegram.
How it works
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Copy in your AI app
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Paste on this page
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Paste again in Telegram chats
What gets converted
| You paste | You get | |
|---|---|---|
| **bold** | → | **bold** (formats on send) |
| *italic* | → | __italic__ (formats on send) |
| # Heading | → | **bold line** |
| - lists | → | • readable bullets |
| `code` | → | `code` |
| | tables | | → | readable row cards |
FAQ
Why does the result still show ** markers?
That is Telegram’s own compose syntax: paste the text into the message field and Telegram converts **bold**, __italic__, ~~strikethrough~~, `code` and > quotes into real formatting the moment you send. Tested in Telegram Desktop on macOS, July 2026.
Does this work on Telegram mobile?
Typed markers are parsed most reliably in Telegram Desktop and Telegram Web. In the mobile apps, if the markers stay visible after sending, style text via select → Format instead — the pasted text stays clean and readable either way.
Why are lists converted to bullet characters?
Telegram messages have no list blocks. Real • characters survive every client, so your lists stay readable everywhere instead of collapsing into run-together lines.
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?
Chat apps have no tables, and monospace grids wrap badly on phones. Each table row becomes a compact, readable card — the row title first, then one "Label: value" line per column. Small numeric tables stay as aligned grids where the app supports monospace.