Markdown → Namuwiki Converter - Automatically Convert Markdown to Namuwiki Syntax

Conversion Options

Convert Links

[text](URL) → [[URL|text]]

Convert Images

![alt](url) → [[File:url]]

Convert Tables

Markdown tables to Namuwiki tables

Convert Code Blocks

```code``` → {{{code}}}

Markdown Input

Paste or type Markdown syntax. (Ctrl+Enter to convert)

Syntax Comparison

Markdown

Namuwiki

Markdown ↔ Namuwiki Syntax Comparison

Element	Markdown	Namuwiki
Heading 1	`# Heading`	`= Heading =`
Heading 2	`## Heading`	`== Heading ==`
Bold	`text`	`'''text'''`
Italic	`text`	`''text''`
Strikethrough	`~~text~~`	`--text--`
Link	`[text](URL)`	`[[URL\|text]]`
Image	`![alt](URL)`	`[[File:URL]]`
List	`- item`	`* item`
Quote	`> quote`	`> quote`
Code	`code`	`{{{code}}}`

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Converting Markdown to Namuwiki Syntax

Markdown is a lightweight markup language widely used on platforms like GitHub and Notion. Use this tool when you need to convert Markdown content for Namuwiki documents.

Comparing Markdown and Namuwiki Syntax

While Markdown and Namuwiki serve similar purposes, their syntax differs. Understanding the key differences helps you better utilize conversion results.

Headings: Markdown # → Namuwiki = Heading = (level indicated by number of equals signs)
Bold: Markdown **text** → Namuwiki '''text'''
Italic: Markdown *text* → Namuwiki ''text''
Strikethrough: Markdown ~~text~~ → Namuwiki --text--
Code: Markdown \`code\` → Namuwiki {{{code}}}
Links: Markdown [text](URL) → Namuwiki [[URL|text]]

Tips for Using the Converter

Important points to remember when converting from Markdown to Namuwiki.

Complex nested structures may require verification after conversion
Code block language highlighting is handled differently in Namuwiki
Image links must be adjusted to match Namuwiki file upload format
Table alignment attributes may need manual adjustment

Efficient Wiki Document Writing

If you're familiar with Markdown, it's efficient to first write documents in Markdown and then convert them to Namuwiki format using this converter. This method allows you to quickly create content using familiar syntax while producing documents that meet Namuwiki standards.