Convert TXT to Wiki (Wiki Markup)
Max file size 100mb.
TXT vs Wiki Markup Format Comparison
Aspect | TXT (Source Format) | Wiki Markup (Target Format) |
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Format Overview |
TXT
Plain Text
Unformatted text with no markup or styling, readable by any text editor. Standard |
Wiki Markup
MediaWiki Markup
Markup language used by Wikipedia and MediaWiki for creating formatted wiki pages. Standard Markup |
Syntax |
No syntax beyond basic characters; no formatting rules. |
Headings: ==, ===, ====
Lists: *, #, : Links: [[Page]] or [URL text] Bold/Italic: '''bold''' ''italic'' |
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Use Cases |
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Tooling & Ecosystem |
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Output & Integration |
TXT without additional tools cannot be converted into polished documents. |
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Version Control & Collaboration |
Cannot perform semantic diffs—changes appear as plain text differences. |
Built-in revision history, diff viewing, and collaborative editing features in wiki platforms. |
Learning Resources & Community |
No centralized guides—only generic articles about text files. |
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Why Convert TXT to Wiki Markup?
Converting plain text to Wiki Markup enables you to create properly formatted wiki pages with headings, lists, links, and other wiki-specific features. This conversion is essential for contributing to Wikipedia, creating internal company wikis, or building collaborative knowledge bases that leverage MediaWiki's powerful editing and linking capabilities.