Convert Jupyter Notebook to Markdown
Upload a Jupyter Notebook (.ipynb) and get clean Markdown back instantly — code cells as fenced code blocks, with output and markdown cells kept in place. No installation, no account required.
Why convert Jupyter Notebook to Markdown?
A .ipynb file is essentially JSON full of metadata - cell numbers, kernel info, execution order - that adds no value for a language model but still costs tokens. Markdown gives back the content (code, text, output) in a compact, readable format that models like ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini handle far better.
How does it work?
- Upload your Jupyter Notebook (.ipynb) or drag it into the converter.
- slim-down reads every cell and converts code into a fenced code block with the correct language, keeps markdown cells unchanged, and adds output right below it.
- Download or copy the resulting Markdown, ready to paste straight into a prompt.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the output of my code cells preserved?
Textual output (print statements, tables, error messages) is added directly below the matching code cell. For an error, slim-down keeps only the exception type and message, not the full traceback (which is often padded with ANSI color codes).
What happens to images and charts in the output?
Image output (like a matplotlib chart) is replaced with a short placeholder instead of the image itself. A language model can't read an image directly anyway, and embedding it would only cost tokens.
What happens to markdown cells in my notebook?
They're carried over unchanged - they're already Markdown, so slim-down simply places the content in the right spot in the document.
Is converting Jupyter Notebook to Markdown free?
Yes. Without an account you get up to 15 free conversions per day. A free account gives you unlimited conversions and lets you save and sync documents across devices.