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Markdown to Image Updates: Turn screenshots back into Markdown

Version: v3.4.0 Date: August 31, 2026

Every tool here has gone one direction — Markdown in, image out. This release adds the way back: drop in a screenshot and get Markdown you can edit.

🔍 Image to Markdown

Structure survives the trip: Headings, lists, blockquotes, tables and code blocks come back as real Markdown syntax, not a flat wall of text. A screenshot of a table becomes a Markdown table you can paste into a README.
Code keeps its fences: Code screenshots return as fenced blocks with the language filled in.
Paste straight from your clipboard: Take a screenshot, press paste on the page. No saving to a file first.
The text stays in its own language: Nothing gets translated on the way through.

💳 What it costs you

Three free conversions a day once you sign in, reset at midnight UTC. Reading an image runs a vision model with a real compute cost, which is why this one needs an account when the rest of the site does not.
A failed read costs you nothing: If we cannot find readable text in the image, the conversion is given back to you instead of spent — and you are told why it failed rather than handed an empty box.
When a result looks shaky, we say so: Blurry scans, handwriting and dense multi-column layouts get a notice asking you to check the output against the original.

📐 What it is good at, said upfront

Reliable: Screenshots of documents, tables, terminal output and code.
Less reliable: Handwriting, heavily skewed photos, dense multi-column pages. This is written on the page itself rather than buried in an FAQ, so you know before you spend a conversion.