Org-mode to HTML Converter - Emacs Note Export

Convert Emacs Org-mode files to HTML with TODO states, code blocks, tables, and timestamps. Perfect for GTD workflows, technical notes, documentation.

Note: First conversion initializes Pandoc WebAssembly (~55MB). Subsequent conversions are instant.

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Accepts .org, .txt files

Org-mode Input

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Include Table of Contents

Org-mode Syntax Reference

Org-mode	Description	Example
`* Heading`	Top-level heading	H1 element
`** Subheading`	Second-level heading	H2 element
`* TODO Task`	Task with TODO state	Heading with TODO badge
`* DONE Task`	Completed task	Heading with DONE badge
`bold`	Bold text	bold
`/italic/`	Italic text	italic
`=code=`	Inline code	`code`
`~verbatim~`	Verbatim text	`verbatim`
`#+BEGIN_SRC lang`	Source code block	Syntax-highlighted code
`[[link][desc]]`	Hyperlink	HTML anchor link
`\| col \| col \|`	Table row	HTML table
`:tag1:tag2:`	Tags on heading	Styled tag elements
`<2024-01-20 Sat>`	Timestamp	Formatted date
`SCHEDULED:`	Scheduled date	Task scheduling info
`DEADLINE:`	Deadline date	Due date info

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Frequently Asked Questions

Org-mode is a powerful plain-text system for Emacs used for note-taking, project planning, task management, and literate programming. It combines outlining, TODO lists, scheduling, and document authoring in a single format.

Supports headings with TODO/DONE states, source code blocks (#+BEGIN_SRC), tables with formulas, links, images, timestamps, SCHEDULED/DEADLINE dates, properties drawers, tags, lists, and inline formatting (*bold*, /italic/, =code=).

TODO keywords (TODO, DONE, IN-PROGRESS) are preserved as HTML spans with semantic classes. Custom TODO keywords are also converted, allowing CSS styling based on task states.

Absolutely. Org-mode is popular for GTD systems. The converter preserves task states, scheduling information, priorities, and tags essential for task management and project tracking workflows.

Source code blocks (#+BEGIN_SRC language) are converted to HTML

 elements with language classes for syntax highlighting. Supports most programming languages including Python, JavaScript, shell, elisp, and more.

Tables are converted to HTML table elements with proper structure. Simple calculations and formulas in table cells may not execute but are preserved as text for manual processing.

Yes. Timestamps, SCHEDULED, DEADLINE, and CLOSED dates are converted to HTML with semantic markup. Useful for exporting agenda items and maintaining temporal context in exported documents.

Completely private. All conversion happens locally in your browser using WebAssembly. Your Org files never leave your device, are not uploaded to servers, and no data is stored.

Org-mode internal links ([[id:...]] or [[*Heading]]) are converted to HTML anchors. Custom IDs in PROPERTIES drawers become HTML id attributes for linking between sections.

This tool processes one file at a time. For batch conversion, use this tool repeatedly or consider Emacs batch export. Each conversion is fast after the initial Pandoc WebAssembly load.

Org-mode Syntax Reference

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