A free URL to Markdown converter that turns a web page's article into clean Markdown for AI apps and notes.
5.0(1 rating)Paste a link to turn the page's article into clean Markdown, ready for ChatGPT, Claude or your notes.
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The page is read on my server, since a browser can't read another site's page. Its article is found, written as Markdown with full addresses for links and pictures, and sent back. Nothing is saved.
This free URL to Markdown converter turns any web page into clean Markdown: the article only, with its headings, links, tables and code.
Paste the result into ChatGPT, Claude or your notes, and the page's structure comes with it.
Here's what it does, how it did against Jina Reader and MarkItDown on real pages, and what it can't read.
What is a URL to Markdown converter?
A URL to Markdown converter reads a web page and writes its content as Markdown, the plain text format with # for headings and | for tables.
This one keeps the article and leaves out the menus, ads and footers around it.
Why Markdown
Markdown keeps a page's structure in plain text. A heading stays a heading, a list stays a list, and a table stays a table.
Copied text loses all of that, and raw HTML buries it in tags. That's why AI apps and note apps take Markdown so well.
Compared with Jina Reader and MarkItDown
I converted the same 3 pages with each on September 29, 2026, and counted what came through:
- Wikipedia's Markdown article
- 15 of 16 headings, 3 tables
- MDN's guide to fetch()
- 19 of 20 headings, 22 of 23 code blocks, each with its language
- Menus and page chrome
- Left out
- Wikipedia's Markdown article
- 2 of 16 headings, 1 table
- MDN's guide to fetch()
- 18 of 20 headings, no code blocks at all
- Menus and page chrome
- Left out
- Wikipedia's Markdown article
- Couldn't open it: Wikipedia answered 403
- MDN's guide to fetch()
- 20 of 20 headings, 23 code blocks, none with a language
- Menus and page chrome
- All of the page, menus included
Jina Reader dropped every code example from MDN's guide, and 14 of Wikipedia's 16 section headings. MarkItDown converts all of the page, menus and all, and Wikipedia turned it away.
On Paul Graham's essay, a page of plain paragraphs, all three came out much the same.
How I tested
The headings to find were each article's own section headings, taken from the page's HTML.
The Wikipedia headings came back because this converter clears the edit links first. Next to each heading, they make it look like a box of links, and article finders drop it.
What it can't read
Some pages don't hand their article to a reader like this one:
- Pages behind a login or a paywall – it reads what anyone signed out sees.
- Pages drawn by scripts – a page that's blank until its code runs comes back nearly empty.
- Sites that turn readers away – some answer every automated visit with an error.
For those, open the page, copy its HTML, and use my HTML to Markdown converter.
Who is the URL to Markdown converter for?
It's for anyone who feeds web pages to AI or keeps them as notes:
- Claude prompt generator – anyone writing a prompt around the page
- llms.txt generator – site owners pointing AI at their pages
- AI crawler checker – anyone checking which AI bots can read their site
- Blog to social posts – creators turning an article into posts
Your link is read on my server, and nothing about it is saved.
More free Markdown converters
Here are my other Markdown converters. They all give you the Markdown to copy, download or send to an AI app:
- HTML to Markdown – any HTML, pasted or as a file
- PDF to Markdown – a PDF's text with its headings and lists
- Word to Markdown – a .docx with its tables and pictures
Files never leave your browser, and links are read without saving anything.
Use your Markdown
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URL to Markdown converter FAQs
Questions about the uRL to Markdown converter? Here's what to know.
A URL to Markdown converter reads a web page and writes its content as Markdown.
This one keeps the article, with its headings, links, tables and code, and leaves out the page around it.
Paste the page's link here and click Convert.
Then copy the Markdown, download it as a .md file, or send it to an AI app.
Markdown keeps the page's headings, lists and tables in plain text.
The AI sees the structure, without the menus and tags of the page.
Yes, links and pictures keep their full addresses.
The pictures stay on the site they came from.
Yes, tick Title and link at the top for YAML front matter.
It adds the page's title, address, author, site and date when the page has them.
It reads what anyone signed out sees, as the page's HTML.
Pages behind a login, pages drawn by scripts and sites that block readers come back empty or not at all.
Yes, it's free, with no account and no limit.
Most of the work happens in your browser, so it costs nothing to run.
Your link goes to my server, which reads the page and sends back the Markdown.
Nothing about it is saved.
I did.
I'm Navid Moazzez, and the URL to Markdown converter is one of my free tools on navid.me.
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