Convert Text to Markdown

The algorithm scans for standalone short lines with capitalized text and no ending punctuation, formatting them as ## Markdown headers.

Yes, you can copy the generated text and tweak any headings or bullet points as needed.

A line is promoted to an H2 when it starts with a capital letter, contains no sentence-ending punctuation, and is not already a list item or heading. That heuristic catches most section titles in notes and transcripts, and leaves body sentences alone.

No. Lines that already begin with a Markdown marker — a hash, asterisk or hyphen — are passed through untouched, so you can run partially formatted text through the tool without it fighting your existing structure.

Retrieval systems chunk documents along their heading structure. A wall of unstructured text becomes arbitrary fixed-size chunks that cut through the middle of ideas; the same text with headings chunks along its real boundaries and retrieves far more precisely.