{"toolsMarkdownDocumentGenerator":{"badge":"AI Markdown Document Generator","heroTitlePrefix":"AI markdown generator:","heroTitleHighlight":"convert PDFs and notes","heroTitleSuffix":"into a real Markdown document","heroSubtitle":"Upload PDFs, slides, notes — including the AI Meeting Notes generated from your recordings — and get a Markdown document with a clear heading hierarchy, short scannable sections, and tables or lists wherever they beat prose. Drop it straight into Notion, Obsidian, a GitHub wiki, a README, or your internal docs.","heroCta":"Generate a Markdown doc free","heroCtaSecondary":"See every file format","heroNote":"Free to start. One lifetime AI Creation Credit on the Free plan. No credit card required.","previewFileName":"incident-response-runbook.md","previewLabel":"Example outline from an internal process PDF","previewH1":"Incident Response Runbook","previewH2a":"When to use this runbook","previewBulletA1":"Customer-facing outage or degraded service","previewBulletA2":"Security alert rated High or Critical","previewH2b":"Severity levels","previewTableCol0":"Level","previewTableCol1":"Response time","previewTableRow1Col0":"Sev 1","previewTableRow1Col1":"15 minutes","previewH2c":"First 30 minutes","previewParagraph":"Page the on-call lead, open the incident channel, and post the first status update.","previewCaption":"Schematic example. Headings, bullets, and tables are real Markdown syntax, so the file renders the same in any Markdown editor.","eyebrowHow":"How it works","howTitle":"From source to Markdown in three steps","howDesc":"The Markdown Doc tile inside Scholarly's AI File Creator writes a sectioned document from your material, not a wall of text.","step1Title":"Add your sources","step1Desc":"Upload PDFs, Word docs, PowerPoints, spreadsheets, or text files, pick files from your library or Google Drive, or paste a URL. Use up to 10 sources (20 on Laureate) and choose specific PDF page ranges.","step2Title":"Pick Markdown Doc and shape the document","step2Desc":"Choose the Markdown Doc tile. In custom instructions, describe the audience and the sections you want — a README, a wiki page, a runbook, a lesson summary — and the generator builds the heading hierarchy to match.","step3Title":"Download and paste it anywhere","step3Desc":"The .md file is saved to your library and downloads instantly. Open it in Obsidian, import it into Notion, commit it to a GitHub wiki or README, or paste it into your internal docs.","eyebrowUseCases":"Use cases","useCasesTitle":"What people turn into Markdown","useCasesDesc":"Any material that needs to live in a plain-text, portable, version-controllable document.","useCase1Title":"Internal wikis and SOP docs","useCase1Desc":"Turn a process PDF, a policy binder, or the meeting notes from a recorded walkthrough into a sectioned wiki page with numbered steps and a quick-reference table at the top.","useCase1Example":"Example: onboarding deck → Notion page with Overview, Week 1, Week 2, and Tools sections.","useCase2Title":"READMEs and project documentation","useCase2Desc":"Convert a spec, design doc, or architecture slide deck into a README with Installation, Usage, Configuration, and FAQ headings that render cleanly on GitHub.","useCase2Example":"Example: API spec PDF → README with an endpoints table and example requests as lists.","useCase3Title":"Study notes and lecture summaries","useCase3Desc":"Turn lecture slides, textbook chapters, or the AI notes from a recording into Obsidian-ready notes with one heading per topic, key terms as a list, and comparisons as tables.","useCase3Example":"Example: three lecture PDFs → one .md with a section per lecture and a glossary table.","useCase4Title":"Research and reading digests","useCase4Desc":"Summarise a set of papers or reports into a single document with a section per source, a findings table, and open questions as a checklist.","useCase4Example":"Example: literature review → Markdown digest with a comparison table of methods and results.","eyebrowFeatures":"What you get","featuresTitle":"Markdown that reads like a real document","featuresDesc":"Structure first, prose only where prose is the right tool.","feature1Title":"Clear heading hierarchy","feature1Desc":"One top-level title, then sections and subsections that follow the shape of your material, so the outline panel in any editor is useful.","feature2Title":"Short, scannable sections","feature2Desc":"Each section says one thing and stays short enough to scan, rather than burying the point in paragraphs.","feature3Title":"Tables and lists where they beat prose","feature3Desc":"Comparisons become tables, steps become numbered lists, options become bullets — real Markdown syntax, not describing a table in words.","feature4Title":"Grounded in your sources","feature4Desc":"The content comes from the files you upload. If a section has no support in the source, it is not padded out with invented detail.","feature5Title":"Portable plain text","feature5Desc":"Markdown opens in Notion, Obsidian, GitHub, VS Code, and any text editor, and diffs cleanly in version control.","feature6Title":"Pick exactly which pages","feature6Desc":"For PDFs, select the page range the document should be built from, so a long manual only contributes the chapter you need.","eyebrowWhy":"Why Markdown","whyTitle":"Why a Markdown file beats pasting from chat","updatedLine":"Updated August 2026","quickAnswer":"Upload up to 10 sources on Premium, or 20 on Laureate (1 on the Free plan) — PDFs, Word docs, slides, spreadsheets, text files, Google Drive files, or a URL — pick the Markdown Doc tile, and Scholarly generates a .md file with a clear heading hierarchy, short sections, and tables or lists where they fit, saved to your library and ready to download. The Free plan includes one lifetime AI Creation Credit and one upload (8 MB; PDFs are processed up to 32 pages). Premium ($30/mo or $144/yr) allows 15 AI Creation Credits per week and Laureate ($99/mo) includes 80 AI Creation Credits per week.","why1":"Pasting a chat answer into Notion or a wiki is where formatting goes to die: headings flatten, tables become pipes and dashes, and the next person has to rebuild the structure by hand. The Markdown Doc tile writes the structure into the file itself, so it renders the same in every editor that reads Markdown.","why2":"Because the generator reads your uploaded sources, the sections follow your material — the steps in your process document, the topics in your lecture, the findings in your papers. Where the source is thin, the section stays short instead of being padded with generic filler.","why3":"The result is a real .md file in your Scholarly library, stored next to the source it came from. Download it, commit it, import it, and when the source changes, generate again with the same instructions to refresh the document.","limitsTitle":"Good to know before you generate","limitsIntro":"The Markdown tile is deliberately focused on structure. These are the boundaries to plan around.","limit1":"Markdown is plain text. There is no page layout, fonts, or embedded styling — if you need a formatted, print-ready document, use the PDF Document type in the same creator instead.","limit2":"The document is built from up to 10 sources per generation on Premium, or 20 on Laureate (1 on the Free plan). For a large manual, pick the page range for each chapter and generate one document per chapter.","limit3":"The Free plan accepts one upload of up to 8 MB (PDFs are processed up to 32 pages); paid plans raise the upload limits.","limit4":"Each Markdown document counts as one AI Creation Credit from the same weekly allowance as flashcards, podcasts, videos, and other Scholarly tools.","workTitle":"For work and teams","workPara1":"Teams use the Markdown Doc tile to turn the documents nobody reads into the pages everybody uses: policy PDFs into internal wiki pages, recorded walkthroughs into SOP docs, design decks into READMEs, and vendor manuals into runbooks. Because the output is plain text, it lives in Notion, Confluence, or a Git repository without a conversion step.","workPara2":"Teams plans add shared libraries, so the source documents, the generated Markdown, and the SOPs built from them stay together where the whole team can reach them.","workLinkFileCreator":"AI File Creator","workLinkSop":"SOP Generator","workLinkTeams":"Scholarly for Teams","eyebrowFaq":"FAQ","faqTitle":"Frequently asked questions","faq0Question":"Can I convert a PDF to Markdown?","faq0Answer":"Yes. Upload the PDF, optionally pick the page range, choose the Markdown Doc tile, and describe the document you want. You get a .md file with a heading hierarchy, short sections, and tables or lists where they fit — not a raw text dump of the PDF.","faq1Question":"Can it generate a README or wiki page from my documents?","faq1Answer":"Yes. Tell the generator the audience and the sections you want in custom instructions — for example \"a README with Installation, Usage, and Configuration\" — and it builds the heading structure to match from your sources.","faq2Question":"Does it work with Notion and Obsidian?","faq2Answer":"The output is standard Markdown, so it opens directly in Obsidian, imports into Notion, renders on GitHub, and works in any Markdown editor.","faq3Question":"When should I use the PDF Document type instead?","faq3Answer":"Use Markdown when the document needs to live in a wiki, repository, or notes app as editable plain text. Use the PDF Document type when you need a polished, formatted file to print or share as-is.","faq4Question":"Is the AI Markdown generator free?","faq4Answer":"Scholarly is free to start: the Free plan includes one lifetime AI Creation Credit and one upload of up to 8 MB (PDFs are processed up to 32 pages). Premium ($30/mo or $144/yr) allows 15 AI Creation Credits per week, and Laureate ($99/mo) includes 80 AI Creation Credits per week.","relatedLinksHeading":"Related tools","eyebrowPricing":"Pricing","ctaTitleHighlight":"Generate your first Markdown doc","ctaTitleSuffix":"free","ctaSubtitle":"A sectioned, portable document built from your own material.","seoTitle":"AI Markdown Generator — PDF or Notes to Markdown Doc","seoDescription":"Convert PDFs, notes, or slides into a Markdown doc with AI: clear heading hierarchy, short sections, tables and lists. For Notion, Obsidian, GitHub, READMEs.","seoKeyword0":"ai markdown generator","seoKeyword1":"convert pdf to markdown","seoKeyword2":"notes to markdown ai","seoKeyword3":"generate a readme from documents","seoKeyword4":"generate a wiki page from documents","seoKeyword5":"pdf to markdown ai","seoFeature0":"Clear heading hierarchy with short scannable sections","seoFeature1":"Tables and lists where they beat prose","seoFeature2":"Built from your uploaded PDFs, notes, and slides","seoFeature3":"Ready for Notion, Obsidian, GitHub wikis, and READMEs","seeAlso0Title":"AI File Creator","seeAlso0Description":"The creator this Markdown tile lives in — CSV, JSON, calendar, and Excel files too.","seeAlso1Title":"AI PDF Creator","seeAlso1Description":"Prefer a polished, formatted PDF instead of plain text? Build one from the same sources.","seeAlso2Title":"AI Outline Generator","seeAlso2Description":"Just the structure, before you write the document.","seeAlso3Title":"SOP Generator","seeAlso3Description":"Step-by-step procedures for your team.","seeAlso4Title":"AI CSV Generator","seeAlso4Description":"When the material is a table, not a document.","seeAlso5Title":"AI JSON Data Generator","seeAlso5Description":"Machine-readable data for the same sources."}}