Textile to Markdown - Migrate Redmine Content

Convert Textile markup to Markdown format. Perfect for migrating Redmine wikis, Basecamp content, and legacy Textile documents to modern platforms.

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

Drop Textile file here or click to browse

Accepts .textile, .txt files

Textile Input

Markdown Output

Enter Textile markup to convert

GitHub Flavored Markdown

Textile to Markdown Reference

Textile	Markdown Output
`h1. Heading`	`# Heading`
`h2. Heading`	`## Heading`
`bold`	`bold`
`_italic_`	`italic`
`@code@`	`code`
`"text":url`	`[text](url)`
`* item`	`- item`
`# item`	`1. item`

Conversion complete

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Frequently Asked Questions

Textile is a markup language used by Redmine, older versions of Basecamp, and some CMS platforms. Converting to Markdown enables migration to GitHub, GitLab, Notion, or any modern documentation platform that supports Markdown.

Full Textile syntax including headers (h1. h2.), bold (*bold*), italic (_italic_), links (text:url), lists, tables, code blocks, blockquotes, and images. Most standard Textile constructs translate cleanly to Markdown.

Yes. Export or copy your Redmine wiki content and paste it here. Redmine uses standard Textile syntax. Internal wiki links become Markdown links that you can update for your new platform.

Textile tables (|_.Header|cell|) convert to GitHub-flavored Markdown tables. Header rows, cell alignment, and basic formatting are preserved. Complex tables may need minor adjustment.

Textile code blocks (bc. or @code@) convert to Markdown fenced code blocks with backticks. Language hints are preserved when specified. Inline code also converts properly.

Redmine-specific macros like {{include}} or {{toc}} are preserved as text for manual handling. Standard Textile formatting around macros converts normally.

Textile allows inline HTML which passes through to Markdown. Most e-readers and Markdown renderers support basic HTML, so embedded HTML elements typically work in the output.

This tool processes one page at a time. For bulk Redmine migrations, export pages individually or use Redmine's wiki export feature, then convert each file here.

Textile footnotes (fn1. text) convert to Markdown footnote syntax. Reference-style links also convert properly, maintaining your document's structure.

Completely private. All processing happens locally in your browser. Your Redmine content, internal wikis, and company documentation never leave your device.