Website to Markdown
Convert any web page into clean, readable Markdown in one click.
Qu’est-ce que Website to Markdown ?
Website to Markdown takes any public web page URL and converts its HTML into clean, readable Markdown you can paste into a note, a docs site, an LLM prompt, or a README. The page is fetched and parsed server-side, then the surrounding chrome — navigation bars, cookie banners, ads, comment threads, related-posts widgets, and footer links — is stripped away so only the main article text, headings, links, lists, and code blocks remain. Output is best-effort: heavily JavaScript-driven single-page apps or pages with no clear main content may return partial text, but for articles, blog posts, docs, and Wikipedia-style pages the conversion is typically clean. From the result panel you can copy the Markdown to your clipboard or download it as a .md file in one click.
Comment utiliser Website to Markdown
- Paste the full URL of the page you want to convert (for example, https://example.com/article).
- Click "Convert" — the page is fetched and parsed on the server.
- Read the cleaned Markdown in the result panel.
- Use Copy to send it to your clipboard, or Download .md to save it as a file.
- If the output looks thin, try the page's canonical or print URL — some sites serve richer content there.
Exemples
Blog post
Entrée : https://example.com/blog/how-we-shipped-it
Sortie : # How we shipped it We spent six weeks rebuilding the editor... ## The build phase - daily standups - weekly demos - ...
Docs / reference page
Entrée : https://docs.example.com/api/authentication
Sortie : # Authentication All requests require an API key sent as a bearer token. ```http GET /v1/users Authorization: Bearer YOUR_KEY ```
Wikipedia article
Entrée : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Markdown
Sortie : # Markdown **Markdown** is a lightweight markup language for creating formatted text using a plain-text editor.
Erreurs courantes
- Expecting a pixel-perfect copy — the tool extracts main-article content as Markdown, so styling, embedded widgets, and interactive elements are intentionally dropped.
- Pointing it at a login-gated or paywalled URL and expecting the full article — the fetch is anonymous and only sees public content.
- Feeding it a page whose content loads via JavaScript and concluding the tool is broken — try a server-rendered page or the site's canonical URL instead.
- Pasting raw HTML into an LLM prompt instead of converting first — clean Markdown strips nav and ads so the model gets signal, not boilerplate.
Pourquoi utiliser cet outil
- One-click conversion with no sign-up, no browser extension, and no copy-paste gymnastics.
- Server-side fetch means your browser never makes the request directly — handy behind strict CSPs or locked-down networks.
- Boilerplate stripping (nav, ads, banners) produces text that's immediately useful in docs, notes, or LLM prompts.
- Copy to clipboard or download as a .md file without ever leaving the page.