Turn a ChatGPT draft into tidy rich text for the Gmail compose window — real bold and lists, none of the stray markdown or mismatched fonts you get from pasting out of Word.
Paste your ChatGPT draft into the editor above, click Copy, and paste it into the Gmail compose window — the bold, lists, and links show up as real email formatting, not asterisks and hashes. Gmail's composer ignores markdown, so pasting raw ChatGPT text leaves the symbols visible; this tool puts clean HTML on the clipboard so Gmail renders it properly. It also normalizes fonts and spacing so the email does not look pasted.
| Formatting | Gmail |
|---|---|
| Bold | ✓ |
| Italic | ✓ |
| Underline | ✓ |
| Strikethrough | ✓ |
| Headings | ✓ |
| Bulleted lists | ✓ |
| Numbered lists | ✓ |
| Inline code | ✓ |
| Code blocks | ✓ |
| Quotes | ✓ |
| Links | ✓ |
| Spoilers | ✕ |
Unsupported styles are dropped automatically when you copy, so nothing pastes in as broken markup.
Gmail's compose window renders formatting, but it does not understand markdown, so the double asterisks and dash bullets from ChatGPT appear as literal characters. This tool converts them into Gmail's own bold and bullet formatting before you copy, so the email reads clean.
Word puts heavy, Word-specific styling on the clipboard — fixed fonts, sizes, and spacing — which Gmail keeps, so your email suddenly uses Times New Roman or odd line gaps. Pasting from this tool instead gives Gmail lightweight, email-friendly HTML, so the text matches your normal Gmail font and spacing.
Rich-text pasting is most reliable in Gmail on the web, where the compose window accepts formatted clipboard content. In the Gmail mobile app, formatting support is limited, so compose important formatted emails on desktop when you can.
Yes. Links are copied as real anchors, so they arrive clickable in Gmail with the visible text intact. You do not have to paste a bare URL and hope Gmail auto-links it.
Yes. AI-written outreach often arrives full of markdown and hidden characters that make it look automated. Cleaning it here first gives you a plain, human-looking email that spam filters and recipients treat more kindly. See our cold email guide for the full workflow.
The Gmail composer supports rich formatting — bold, bullets, links — but it does not understand markdown. So when you paste a ChatGPT reply, the **asterisks** around emphasized words and the dash bullets show up as literal characters, and your carefully structured email reads like raw code. Gmail also faithfully keeps whatever styling is on your clipboard, which is why the other common fix — drafting in Word and pasting across — drags in Times New Roman, odd font sizes, and uneven line spacing that clash with the rest of your message.
This tool gives Gmail exactly what it wants: lightweight, email-clean rich text (HTML). Paste your draft into the editor above, click Copy, and paste into a new email — the bold, lists, and links render as native Gmail formatting, and the text inherits your normal Gmail font and spacing instead of importing Word's.
Links copy as real clickable anchors, so you never paste a bare URL and hope Gmail auto-links it. Bulleted and numbered lists arrive as proper lists, and bold stays bold. This is most reliable in Gmail on the web; the mobile app has limited formatting support, so compose formatted emails on desktop when it matters.
Outreach written by ChatGPT often arrives stuffed with markdown and invisible characters that make it read as obviously automated — and that is exactly what recipients and spam filters react to. Cleaning the draft here first yields a plain, human-looking email. Our cold email AI guide walks through the full workflow, from prompt to send.
If your mail client is Outlook rather than Gmail, the problems are different — a gray quote box, injected blank lines, a font override — and the Outlook text formatter handles those specifically. For any other destination, reach for the main AI text formatter.