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How to Convert a Web Page to Markdown

Paste a URL, fetch the page, and get clean Markdown with headings, lists, links, and tables intact — no browser extension required.

Direct answer

Paste the page URL into the converter and press Convert. The page is fetched, the main article body is detected, navigation and scripts are stripped, and the remaining content is converted to Markdown with headings, lists, links, and tables preserved. Relative links are rewritten to absolute URLs so they still work once the Markdown leaves the page.

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When to use this

  • You want an article in your notes app without the site's navigation and ads.
  • Documentation needs to live in a repository as Markdown.
  • A reference page should be archived in plain text that stays readable in ten years.

Steps

  1. Copy the full URL of the page you want to convert.
  2. Paste it into the URL box and press Convert.
  3. Leave 'Main content only' on for articles; turn it off if the page is a landing page or index where the whole body matters.
  4. Review the Markdown in the output box and edit it directly if anything needs trimming.
  5. Press Copy, or download it as a .md file.

Example conversion

Markdown input
https://example.com/blog/how-caching-works
Markdown output
# How caching works

> Source: https://example.com/blog/how-caching-works

Caching stores a copy of a response so the next request can skip the work...

## Cache keys

- The URL is the default key
- Headers can widen it

Common mistakes

  • Do not expect pages that build their content with JavaScript after load to convert; the fetch returns the initial HTML only.
  • Do not use it on pages behind a login or paywall — the fetch is anonymous and receives whatever a logged-out visitor would.
  • Check the output before trusting it; heuristics pick the main content well on articles and less well on unusual layouts.

FAQ

Does this work on any website?
It works on pages that return their content as HTML. Sites that render text with JavaScript after the page loads, require a login, or actively block automated requests will return little or nothing.
Are images included?
Image references are kept and their URLs are rewritten to absolute links, so they point at the original files. The image files themselves are not downloaded.
Can I convert a page that requires a login?
No. The page is fetched anonymously, so you get the logged-out version. For gated content, open the page yourself and use the Rich Text to Markdown tool to paste it instead.

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