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Overview

Convert Markdown text to DOCX, PPTX, XLSX, PDF, PNG, HTML, IPYNB, MD, CSV, JSON, JSONL, XML files, and extract code.

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Markdown Exporter

Markdown Exporter is an Agent Skill that transforms your Markdown text into a wide variety of professional format files.

This SKILL.md for Agent Skills, the cli tool and Python package markdown-exporter are maintained in the GitHub repository bowenliang123/markdown-exporter by bowenliang123.

Tools and Supported Formats

Tool	Input (File path of Markdown text or styles)	Output (File path of exported file)
md_to_docx	📝 Markdown text	📄 Word document (.docx)
md_to_html	📝 Markdown text	🌐 HTML file (.html)
md_to_html_text	📝 Markdown text	🌐 HTML text string
md_to_pdf	📝 Markdown text	📑 PDF file (.pdf)
md_to_png	📝 Markdown text	🖼️ PNG image(s) of PDF pages
md_to_md	📝 Markdown text	📝 Markdown file (.md)
md_to_ipynb	📝 Markdown text	📓 Jupyter Notebook (.ipynb)
md_to_pptx	📝 Markdown slides in Pandoc style	🎯 PowerPoint (.pptx)
md_to_xlsx	📋 Markdown tables	📊 Excel spreadsheet (.xlsx)
md_to_csv	📋 Markdown tables	📋 CSV file (.csv)
md_to_json	📋 Markdown tables	📦 JSON/JSONL file (.json)
md_to_xml	📋 Markdown tables	🏷️ XML file (.xml)
md_to_latex	📋 Markdown tables	📝 LaTeX file (.tex)
md_to_codeblock	💻 Code blocks in Markdown	📁 Code files by language (.py, .js, .sh, etc.)

📦 Usage

Overview

Markdown Exporter is available as a PyPI package, which provides a seamless command-line interface for all its functionality.

Installation

bash

# with pip
pip install md-exporter

# with uv 
uv tool install md-exporter

# on OpenClaw
npx clawhub install markdown-exporter

Check markdown-exporter command and usages:

text

markdown-exporter -h

markdown-exporter <subcommand> -h

Basic Usage

Use the markdown-exporter command to access all the tools:

bash

markdown-exporter <subcommand> <args> [options]

Important Notes

All commands only support file paths as input
The package handles all dependency management automatically
You can run the command from anywhere in your system, no need to navigate to the project directory

🔧 Scripts

md_to_csv - Convert Markdown tables to CSV

Converts Markdown tables to CSV format file.

Usage:

bash

markdown-exporter md_to_csv <input> <output> [options]

Arguments:

input - Input Markdown file path containing tables
output - Output CSV file path

Options:

--strip-wrapper - Remove code block wrapper if present

Examples:

Basic conversion:

bash

markdown-exporter md_to_csv /path/input.md /path/output.csv

This converts all tables in the input Markdown file to CSV format.

With code block wrapper removal:

bash

markdown-exporter md_to_csv /path/input.md /path/output.csv --strip-wrapper

This removes any code block wrappers (``

) before processing the Markdown.
Sample Markdown Input:
Use the "Basic Text and Tables" example from the Sample Markdown Inputs - Basic Text and Tables section below.
md_to_pdf - Convert Markdown to PDF
Converts Markdown text to PDF format with support for Chinese, Japanese, and other languages.
Usage:

      bash
      markdown-exporter md_to_pdf <input> <output> [options]
    
Arguments:

input - Input Markdown file path

output - Output PDF file path


Options:

--strip-wrapper - Remove code block wrapper if present


Examples:
Basic conversion:
   
      bash
      markdown-exporter md_to_pdf /path/input.md /path/output.pdf
    
   This converts the entire Markdown file to a PDF document.
With code block wrapper removal:
   
      bash
      markdown-exporter md_to_pdf /path/input.md /path/output.pdf --strip-wrapper
    
   This removes any code block wrappers (

) before processing the Markdown.
Sample Markdown Input:
Use the "Basic Text and Tables" example from the Sample Markdown Inputs - Basic Text and Tables section below.
md_to_docx - Convert Markdown to DOCX
Converts Markdown text to DOCX format file.
Usage:

      bash
      markdown-exporter md_to_docx <input> <output> [options]
    
Arguments:

input - Input Markdown file path

output - Output DOCX file path


Options:

--template - Path to DOCX template file (optional)

--strip-wrapper - Remove code block wrapper if present


Examples:
Basic conversion:
   
      bash
      markdown-exporter md_to_docx /path/input.md /path/output.docx
    
   This converts the entire Markdown file to a DOCX document.
With custom template:
   
      bash
      markdown-exporter md_to_docx /path/input.md /path/output.docx --template /path/template.docx
    
   This uses a custom DOCX template for styling.
With code block wrapper removal:
   
      bash
      markdown-exporter md_to_docx /path/input.md /path/output.docx --strip-wrapper
    
   This removes any code block wrappers (

) before processing the Markdown.
Sample Markdown Input:
Use the "Basic Text and Tables" example from the Sample Markdown Inputs - Basic Text and Tables section below.
md_to_xlsx - Convert Markdown tables to XLSX
Converts Markdown tables to XLSX format with multiple sheets support.
Usage:

      bash
      markdown-exporter md_to_xlsx <input> <output> [options]
    
Arguments:

input - Input Markdown file path containing tables

output - Output XLSX file path


Options:

--force-text - Convert cell values to text type (default: True)

--strip-wrapper - Remove code block wrapper if present


Examples:
Basic conversion:
   
      bash
      markdown-exporter md_to_xlsx /path/input.md /path/output.xlsx
    
   This converts all tables in the input Markdown file to an XLSX workbook, with each table on a separate sheet.
With code block wrapper removal:
   
      bash
      markdown-exporter md_to_xlsx /path/input.md /path/output.xlsx --strip-wrapper
    
   This removes any code block wrappers (

) before processing the Markdown.
With force-text disabled:
   
      bash
      markdown-exporter md_to_xlsx /path/input.md /path/output.xlsx --force-text False
    
   This allows Excel to automatically determine cell types.
Sample Markdown Input:
Use the "Basic Text and Tables" example from the Sample Markdown Inputs - Basic Text and Tables section below.
md_to_pptx - Convert Markdown to PPTX
Converts Markdown text to PPTX format file.
Usage:

      bash
      markdown-exporter md_to_pptx <input> <output> [options]
    
Arguments:

input - Input Markdown file path

output - Output PPTX file path


Options:

--template - Path to PPTX template file (optional)


Examples:
Basic conversion:
   
      bash
      markdown-exporter md_to_pptx /path/input.md /path/output.pptx
    
   This converts the Markdown file to a PowerPoint presentation.
With custom template:
   
      bash
      markdown-exporter md_to_pptx /path/input.md /path/output.pptx --template /path/template.pptx
    
   This uses a custom PowerPoint template for styling.
Sample Markdown Input:
Use the "Slides (for PPTX)" example from the Sample Markdown Inputs - Slides (for PPTX) section below.
md_to_codeblock - Extract Codeblocks to Files
Extracts code blocks from Markdown and saves them as individual files.
Usage:

      bash
      markdown-exporter md_to_codeblock <input> <output> [options]
    
Arguments:

input - Input Markdown file path containing code blocks

output - Output directory path or ZIP file path


Options:

--compress - Compress all code blocks into a ZIP file


Examples:
Extract to directory:
   
      bash
      markdown-exporter md_to_codeblock /path/input.md /path/output_dir
    
   This extracts all code blocks to individual files in the specified directory.
Extract to ZIP file:
   
      bash
      markdown-exporter md_to_codeblock /path/input.md /path/output.zip --compress
    
   This extracts all code blocks and compresses them into a ZIP file.
Sample Markdown Input:
Use the "Code Blocks" example from the Sample Markdown Inputs - Code Blocks section below.
md_to_json - Convert Markdown Tables to JSON
Converts Markdown tables to JSON or JSONL format file.
Usage:

      bash
      markdown-exporter md_to_json <input> <output> [options]
    
Arguments:

input - Input Markdown file path containing tables

output - Output JSON file path


Options:

--style - JSON output style: jsonl (default) or json_array

--strip-wrapper - Remove code block wrapper if present


Examples:
Basic conversion (JSONL format):
   
      bash
      markdown-exporter md_to_json /path/input.md /path/output.json
    
   This converts tables to JSON Lines format (one JSON object per line).
Convert to JSON array:
   
      bash
      markdown-exporter md_to_json /path/input.md /path/output.json --style json_array
    
   This converts tables to a single JSON array of objects.
With code block wrapper removal:
   
      bash
      markdown-exporter md_to_json /path/input.md /path/output.json --strip-wrapper
    
   This removes any code block wrappers (

) before processing the Markdown.
Sample Markdown Input:
Use the "Basic Text and Tables" example from the Sample Markdown Inputs - Basic Text and Tables section below.
md_to_xml - Convert Markdown to XML
Converts Markdown text to XML format file.
Usage:

      bash
      markdown-exporter md_to_xml <input> <output> [options]
    
Arguments:

input - Input Markdown file path

output - Output XML file path


Options:

--strip-wrapper - Remove code block wrapper if present


Examples:
Basic conversion:
   
      bash
      markdown-exporter md_to_xml /path/input.md /path/output.xml
    
   This converts the entire Markdown file to an XML document.
With code block wrapper removal:
   
      bash
      markdown-exporter md_to_xml /path/input.md /path/output.xml --strip-wrapper
    
   This removes any code block wrappers (

) before processing the Markdown.
Sample Markdown Input:
Use the "Basic Text and Tables" example from the Sample Markdown Inputs - Basic Text and Tables section below.
md_to_latex - Convert Markdown Tables to LaTeX
Converts Markdown tables to LaTeX format file.
Usage:

      bash
      markdown-exporter md_to_latex <input> <output> [options]
    
Arguments:

input - Input Markdown file path containing tables

output - Output LaTeX file path


Options:

--strip-wrapper - Remove code block wrapper if present


Examples:
Basic conversion:
   
      bash
      markdown-exporter md_to_latex /path/input.md /path/output.tex
    
   This converts all tables in the input Markdown file to LaTeX format.
With code block wrapper removal:
   
      bash
      markdown-exporter md_to_latex /path/input.md /path/output.tex --strip-wrapper
    
   This removes any code block wrappers (

) before processing the Markdown.
Sample Markdown Input:
Use the "Basic Text and Tables" example from the Sample Markdown Inputs - Basic Text and Tables section below.
md_to_html - Convert Markdown to HTML
Converts Markdown text to HTML format file.
Usage:

      bash
      markdown-exporter md_to_html <input> <output> [options]
    
Arguments:

input - Input Markdown file path

output - Output HTML file path


Options:

--strip-wrapper - Remove code block wrapper if present


Examples:
Basic conversion:
   
      bash
      markdown-exporter md_to_html /path/input.md /path/output.html
    
   This converts the entire Markdown file to an HTML document.
With code block wrapper removal:
   
      bash
      markdown-exporter md_to_html /path/input.md /path/output.html --strip-wrapper
    
   This removes any code block wrappers (

) before processing the Markdown.
Sample Markdown Input:
Use the "Basic Text and Tables" example from the Sample Markdown Inputs - Basic Text and Tables section below.
md_to_html_text - Convert Markdown to HTML Text
Converts Markdown text to HTML and outputs to stdout.
Usage:

      bash
      markdown-exporter md_to_html_text <input>
    
Arguments:

input - Input Markdown file path


Example:

      bash
      markdown-exporter md_to_html_text /path/input.md
    
Sample Markdown Input:
Use the "Basic Text and Tables" example from the Sample Markdown Inputs - Basic Text and Tables section below.
md_to_png - Convert Markdown to PNG Images
Converts Markdown text to PNG images (one per page).
Usage:

      bash
      markdown-exporter md_to_png <input> <output> [options]
    
Arguments:

input - Input Markdown file path

output - Output PNG file path or directory path


Options:

--compress - Compress all PNG images into a ZIP file

--strip-wrapper - Remove code block wrapper if present


Examples:
Basic conversion:
   
      bash
      markdown-exporter md_to_png /path/input.md /path/output.png
    
   This converts the Markdown file to PNG images (one per page).
With compression:
   
      bash
      markdown-exporter md_to_png /path/input.md /path/output.png --compress
    
   This converts the Markdown file to PNG images and compresses them into a ZIP file.
With code block wrapper removal:
   
      bash
      markdown-exporter md_to_png /path/input.md /path/output.png --strip-wrapper
    
   This removes any code block wrappers (

) before processing the Markdown.
Sample Markdown Input:
Use the "Basic Text and Tables" example from the Sample Markdown Inputs - Basic Text and Tables section below.
md_to_md - Convert Markdown to MD File
Saves Markdown text to a .md file.
Usage:

      bash
      markdown-exporter md_to_md <input> <output>
    
Arguments:

input - Input Markdown file path

output - Output MD file path


Example:

      bash
      markdown-exporter md_to_md /path/input.md /path/output.md
    
Sample Markdown Input:
Use the "Basic Text and Tables" example from the Sample Markdown Inputs - Basic Text and Tables section below.
md_to_ipynb - Convert Markdown to IPYNB
Converts Markdown text to Jupyter Notebook (.ipynb) format file.
Usage:

      bash
      markdown-exporter md_to_ipynb <input> <output> [options]
    
Arguments:

input - Input Markdown file path

output - Output IPYNB file path


Options:

--strip-wrapper - Remove code block wrapper if present


Examples:
Basic conversion:
   
      bash
      markdown-exporter md_to_ipynb /path/input.md /path/output.ipynb
    
   This converts the Markdown file to a Jupyter Notebook format.
With code block wrapper removal:
   
      bash
      markdown-exporter md_to_ipynb /path/input.md /path/output.ipynb --strip-wrapper
    
   This removes any code block wrappers (

) before processing the Markdown.
Sample Markdown Input:
Use the "Code Blocks" example from the Sample Markdown Inputs - Code Blocks section below.

Sample Markdown Inputs
To help you test the various tools, below are common Markdown input examples that represent the content of input files:
#### Basic Text and Tables

      markdown
      # Test Markdown File

This is a test markdown file for testing various export tools.

## Table Test

| Name | Description | Price |
|------|-------------|-------|
| Item 1 | First item | $10 |
| Item 2 | Second item | $20 |
| Item 3 | Third item | $30 |

## Text Test

This is a paragraph with **bold** and *italic* text.

- List item 1
- List item 2
- List item 3

> This is a blockquote.

#### Code Blocks

markdown

# Test Markdown File

## Code Block Test

python print("Hello, World!") def add(a, b): return a + b

Test the function

result = add(5, 3) print(f"Result: {result}")

text

bash

Bash script example

echo "Hello from Bash" ls -la

text

javascript // JavaScript example console.log("Hello from JavaScript"); function multiply(a, b) { return a * b; }

text

#### Slides (for PPTX)

markdown

---
title: Markdown Exporter
author: Bowen Liang
---

# Introduction

## Welcome Slide

Welcome to our Markdown Exporter!

::: notes
Remember to greet the audience warmly.
:::

---

# Section 1: Basic Layouts

## Title and Content

- This is a basic slide with bullet points
- It uses the "Title and Content" layout
- Perfect for simple content presentation

## Two Column Layout

::::: columns
::: column
Left column content:
- Point 1
- Point 2
:::
::: column
Right column content:
- Point A
- Point B
:::
:::::

## Comparison Layout

::::: columns
::: column
Text followed by an image:

![Test Image](https://example.com/image.jpg)
:::
::: column
- This triggers the "Comparison" layout
- Useful for side-by-side comparisons
:::
:::::

## Content with Caption

Here's some explanatory text about the image below.

![Test Image](https://example.com/image.jpg "fig:Test Image")

---

# Section 2: Advanced Features

## Code Block

Here's a Python code block:

python def greet(name): return f"Hello, {name}!"

print(greet("World"))

text

## Table Example

| Column 1 | Column 2 | Column 3 |
|----------|----------|----------|
| Row 1    | Data     | More     |
| Row 2    | Info     | Stuff    |

## Incremental List

::: incremental
- This point appears first
- Then this one
- And finally this one
:::

## {background-image="https://example.com/image.jpg"}

::: notes
This is a slide with a background image and speaker notes only.
The "Blank" layout will be used.
:::

# Conclusion

## Thank You

Thank you for viewing this kitchen sink presentation!

::: notes
Remember to thank the audience and invite questions.
:::



📝 Notes

All scripts only support file paths as input
For scripts that generate multiple files (e.g., multiple tables, multiple code blocks), the output filename will be automatically numbered

Use the --strip-wrapper option to remove code block wrappers (``) from the input Markdown

Installation

Terminal bash


openclaw install markdown-exporter

Copied!

💻Code Examples

markdown-exporter <subcommand> -h

markdown-exporter-subcommand--h.txt

### Basic Usage
Use the `markdown-exporter` command to access all the tools:

markdown-exporter <subcommand> <args> [options]

markdown-exporter-subcommand-args-options.txt

### Important Notes
- All commands only support file paths as input
- The package handles all dependency management automatically
- You can run the command from anywhere in your system, no need to navigate to the project directory


## 🔧 Scripts

### md_to_csv - Convert Markdown tables to CSV

Converts Markdown tables to CSV format file.

**Usage:**

markdown-exporter md_to_csv <input> <output> [options]

markdown-exporter-mdtocsv-input-output-options.txt

**Arguments:**
- `input` - Input Markdown file path containing tables
- `output` - Output CSV file path

**Options:**
- `--strip-wrapper` - Remove code block wrapper if present

**Examples:**

1. **Basic conversion**:

#### Basic Text and Tables

-basic-text-and-tables.md

# Test Markdown File

This is a test markdown file for testing various export tools.

## Table Test

| Name | Description | Price |
|------|-------------|-------|
| Item 1 | First item | $10 |
| Item 2 | Second item | $20 |
| Item 3 | Third item | $30 |

## Text Test

This is a paragraph with **bold** and *italic* text.

- List item 1
- List item 2
- List item 3

> This is a blockquote.

print(greet("World"))

printgreetworld.txt

## Table Example

| Column 1 | Column 2 | Column 3 |
|----------|----------|----------|
| Row 1    | Data     | More     |
| Row 2    | Info     | Stuff    |

## Incremental List

::: incremental
- This point appears first
- Then this one
- And finally this one
:::

## {background-image="https://example.com/image.jpg"}

::: notes
This is a slide with a background image and speaker notes only.
The "Blank" layout will be used.
:::

# Conclusion

## Thank You

Thank you for viewing this kitchen sink presentation!

::: notes
Remember to thank the audience and invite questions.
:::

example.sh

# with pip
pip install md-exporter

# with uv 
uv tool install md-exporter

# on OpenClaw
npx clawhub install markdown-exporter

example.txt

markdown-exporter -h

markdown-exporter <subcommand> -h

example.md

# Test Markdown File

## Code Block Test

example.md

---
title: Markdown Exporter
author: Bowen Liang
---

# Introduction

## Welcome Slide

Welcome to our Markdown Exporter!

::: notes
Remember to greet the audience warmly.
:::

---

# Section 1: Basic Layouts

## Title and Content

- This is a basic slide with bullet points
- It uses the "Title and Content" layout
- Perfect for simple content presentation

## Two Column Layout

::::: columns
::: column
Left column content:
- Point 1
- Point 2
:::
::: column
Right column content:
- Point A
- Point B
:::
:::::

## Comparison Layout

::::: columns
::: column
Text followed by an image:

![Test Image](https://example.com/image.jpg)
:::
::: column
- This triggers the "Comparison" layout
- Useful for side-by-side comparisons
:::
:::::

## Content with Caption

Here's some explanatory text about the image below.

![Test Image](https://example.com/image.jpg "fig:Test Image")

---

# Section 2: Advanced Features

## Code Block

Here's a Python code block: