Source .html
HTML
The markup of the web, with structure and styling separated.
- Compression
- Lossless
- Transparency
- Not supported
- Keeps
- Semantic structure, links and inline images
- Gives up
- Fixed pagination — HTML reflows by design
Document converter
Turn HTML files into AsciiDoc without installing anything. The target format on this page is already set to AsciiDoc, so a single file or a whole folder is one press of Convert away.
HTML ADOC
Files travel over TLS and are deleted from the server as soon as the conversion finishes.
HTML is the markup of the web, with structure and styling separated. AsciiDoc is a heavier-duty plain-text markup aimed at technical books and manuals.
The conversion runs through pandoc and LibreOffice, which parse the HTML into a document tree and write it back out as AsciiDoc rather than doing anything textual or approximate. The AsciiDoc you get back keeps admonitions, includes and cross-references, and gives up toolchain-specific extensions. Heavily designed, multi-column pages are where every converter struggles, so give those a look afterwards.
How it goes3 steps
What each side of this conversion is good at, so you know what you are trading away.
Source .html
The markup of the web, with structure and styling separated.
Result .adoc
A heavier-duty plain-text markup aimed at technical books and manuals.
Other routes in and out of these formats.