Convert your Markdown articles to Ghost-ready HTML instantly. Clean semantic markup, image captions, and embed-friendly links — all in your browser. No sign-up required.
Open Editor for Ghost →figure cards with optional captions from alt textEvery rule below maps to how Ghost's Koenig editor maps pasted HTML onto native cards.
| Rule | What Formatio does | Why it matters on Ghost |
|---|---|---|
| Images | Wraps images as kg-image-card figures, turning alt text into figcaption | Matches Ghost's native image cards; captions come along for free |
| Embeds | Surfaces standalone YouTube, X/Twitter, Vimeo and CodePen URLs as embed hints | Ghost auto-embeds URLs pasted on their own line |
| Code | Cleans code blocks to plain pre/code markup | Ghost's Koenig editor pastes them without extra chrome |
| Tables | Adds responsive wrappers | Long Ghost tables can overflow on mobile without them |
| Markup | Keeps output semantic (figure, figcaption, blockquote) | Koenig maps clean HTML to the closest card |
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Formatio converts your content into clean HTML that Ghost's Koenig editor accepts. Copy the formatted output and paste it into a Ghost post. Image captions become figure/figcaption markup, and embed URLs are highlighted so you can paste them on their own line for Ghost auto-embeds.
Formatio outputs card-friendly HTML: image figures with captions and embed hints for YouTube, Twitter/X, Vimeo, and CodePen. Ghost will auto-embed many URLs when they appear on their own line.
Formatting runs in your browser. Drafts stay in local storage. Optional AI polish/translate features use a secure proxy and only send the text you choose to process.
Alt text on your images becomes a figcaption inside the kg-image-card figure markup, so captions appear as soon as you paste.
Paste Formatio's rich HTML output. Ghost's Koenig editor converts clean semantic HTML into native cards (images, embeds, quotes) more reliably than raw Markdown text.