Webpage to Markdown

Three steps, no account, no key.

Paste a URL and the converter fetches the page, strips the navigation, adverts, cookie banners and footer, and returns the readable body as Markdown. The conversion runs in your browser. The fetch runs through my own Cloudflare worker, which keeps no log of the URL and hands it to no third party.

• Feeding documentation into an AI agent that reads Markdown better than it reads a rendered page.
• Saving a long article you need to search, quote or diff later.
• Stripping a reference page down to the part that is actually worth keeping.

Does the converter send the URL anywhere?

One hop. The conversion runs in your browser. The fetch runs through my own Cloudflare worker, which keeps no log of the URL and shares it with no third party.

Will it work on a page behind a login?

Only if the page is publicly reachable. The fetch carries no cookies or login of yours, so a private page comes back empty. That is a privacy feature and a limit for private research.

Does it keep images and embedded video?

Image references are kept as links so the Markdown stays portable. Video embeds and tracking pixels are dropped, because they are noise once the content is out of the browser.

This tool is completely client-side and open source.
Want the Rust CLI version? → github.com/dario-cositore/url-to-markdown-rust