How do I convert a web page URL to Markdown?

Paste the link into the box and press Convert. The page's main content is extracted and turned into clean GitHub Flavored Markdown.

Why can't some pages be converted?

Some sites block cross-origin fetching or require login. The browser extension converts any page you can see, with one click.

Any web page in. Clean Markdown out.

Q: Is it free and private?

Yes. Conversion runs in your browser. Direct fetches never touch our servers; a public fetch-helper is used only when a site blocks direct access.

Paste a link — article, docs, README, blog post — and get tidy GitHub Flavored Markdown.

Browser extension — convert the page you're on

One click on any page, even behind logins. No fetching limits.

Have raw HTML instead? Paste or upload it here ↓

HTML

MARKDOWN

How to convert a web page to Markdown

Paste a link

Any public article, documentation page, README or blog post.

We extract the content

Navigation, ads and scripts are stripped — only the main content is converted.

Copy or download

Clean GFM markdown, ready for your notes, repo or AI prompt.

Frequently asked questions

How do I convert a URL to Markdown?

Paste the link in the box above and press Convert. The main content of the page is extracted and converted to GitHub Flavored Markdown — tables, lists, links, images and code included.

Why do some pages fail to convert?

Sites can block cross-origin fetching, sit behind logins, or render everything with JavaScript. For those, use the browser extension — it converts exactly the page you're looking at, with one click.

Is it free and private?

Yes. Conversion happens in your browser. Pages are fetched directly when the site allows it; when it doesn't, a public fetch-helper relays the page — your converted markdown still never touches our servers.

Can I convert raw HTML instead of a URL?

Yes — expand "Have raw HTML instead?" above the FAQ, then paste or upload your HTML.