URL to Markdown
Web page → clean Markdown for LLMs
Page URL
Browsers can't read other websites directly, so we fetch the public page you name through a small server hop, then convert it to Markdown in your browser. Only the public URL you enter is fetched, no files or text are uploaded, and nothing is stored. Requests to private or internal addresses are blocked.
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Questions
- Is URL to Markdown free?
- Yes. URL to Markdown is completely free, with no account, no sign-up, and no usage limits. The conversion runs in your browser; the only server involvement is fetching the public URL you enter.
- Do my files get uploaded when I use URL to Markdown?
- No files or text are ever uploaded. Browsers can't read other websites directly, so the one request this tool makes carries only the public URL you enter; our server fetches that page, hands the HTML back, and the conversion happens on your device. Nothing is stored.
- How do I use URL to Markdown?
- Open URL to Markdown in your browser, no install or sign-up needed, then paste, type, or drop in your input and the result appears instantly. Turn any public web page into clean Markdown you can paste into ChatGPT, Claude or your notes. We pull out the main article (no nav, ads or scripts) and convert it to tidy Markdown. The conversion runs in your browser; our server fetches only the public URL you enter (never your files or text), and requests to private addresses are blocked.
- Is there a file size limit in URL to Markdown?
- You never upload files to URL to Markdown, so there's no upload limit. Fetched pages are capped at 3 MB of HTML, which comfortably covers normal article pages.