- Category rank
- #208 in Continuous integration
- Listing audit
- 55/100
Markdown for Confluence is a Free Atlassian Marketplace app by Appfire. With a rating of 3.5★ from 16 reviews, it currently ranks #208 in the Continuous integration category.
Markdown for Confluence is the #208 ranked Continuous integration app on Atlassian, with a 3.5 average rating from 16 reviews, as a paid app, as of Sep 11, 2026.
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Generated from marketplace data as of Sep 11, 2026
Markdown for Confluence ranks #208 of 2,507 in Continuous integration on Atlassian. It holds a 3.5★ average from 16 reviews on Atlassian. There is no free plan — compare the paid plans below before installing.
Pros
- No standout positives in the measured data.
Cons
- −Average rating below 4.0 (3.5★) — read recent low-star reviews before committing
- −Only 16 reviews — the average can still move with a few new ratings
- −No free plan (From $0/yr) — evaluation needs a paid plan or a trial
About Markdown for Confluence
How Markdown for Confluence works
Highlights:Includes 3 flexible macros that render Markdown content in Confluence:Markdown (render Markdown entered in the macro body)Markdown from an attachmentMarkdown from a URLSupports GitHub-flavored-Markdown (GFM), PHP Markdown Extra, and WikiLinksCreate Application Links to pull in Markdown content from other Atlassian toolsSet up profiles to bring in Markdown content from tools like GitHub and GitLabModify output with advanced find and replace capabilities that support regex patternsSupport for Atlassian user mentions with simple syntaxAdmins can enable or disable Javascript usage in Markdown macrosUse with Macro Security for Confluence to restrict HTML and Javascript usage to certain usersCheck out the approved Data Center appThe Appfire platform features dozens of top-selling apps that help teams worldwide solve big challenges.
Key features
- Render Markdown content on Confluence pages Enter Markdown markup directly into the Markdown macro body to show the content right on your Confluence pages. And Atlassian user mention support lets you use simple syntax to tag a user.
- Pull in Markdown content from multiple sources Bring in Markdown content from an attachment or URL. Create Application Links to get content from your Atlassian tools, or easily configure profiles to get content from GitHub, GitLab, and more.
- Easily link to other pages with WikiLinks Link to Confluence pages and attachments in the current page/ space, or a different page/ space using the standard Markdown WikiLinks syntax and Confluence specific extensions. *This product was formerly a Bob Swift app.