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Paste the page you want to convert into clean Markdown.
The tool fetches the page, removes navigation and scripts, extracts the main content, and maps it to Markdown.
Review the output and copy it in one click for use in AI prompts, docs or your llms.txt content.
It fetches a web page, strips away navigation, scripts and styling, extracts the main content, and converts it into clean Markdown — headings, paragraphs, lists, links, blockquotes and code blocks. You get a single copyable Markdown document, ideal for feeding pages into AI prompts, building llms.txt content, or archiving articles in a portable format.
AI tools and RAG pipelines work best with clean, structured text rather than messy HTML full of menus, ads and scripts. Markdown preserves the meaningful structure — headings, lists, links — while removing noise, so a model sees exactly the content that matters. It is also far more token-efficient than raw HTML when pasting into a chat or prompt.
It parses the HTML and removes obvious non-content elements such as scripts, styles, navigation, headers and footers, then favors the primary article or main region of the page. The remaining body is walked element by element and translated into the matching Markdown syntax, preserving reading order.
Headings (h1 to h6 become # to ######), paragraphs, bulleted and numbered lists, links with their text and href, images as alt-text references, blockquotes, inline code and code blocks, and basic emphasis. Complex layout, embedded apps and styling are intentionally dropped because they do not translate to portable Markdown.
No converter is perfect. Pages that rely heavily on JavaScript to render content, or that use unusual markup, may produce partial output, since the tool reads the HTML the server returns rather than executing scripts. For most articles, blog posts and documentation it produces clean, accurate Markdown, but always review the result before relying on it.
Yes — that is a great use. The exported Markdown gives you portable, structured versions of your key pages that you can curate into an llms-full.txt or reference from llms.txt. Pair this with our llms.txt generators to assemble an AI-friendly content bundle for your site.
No. The conversion is a deterministic HTML-to-Markdown transformation performed on our server by parsing the page and mapping elements to Markdown — no LLM or external AI API is involved. The page is processed only to produce the Markdown and is not stored or used for training.