Website to Markdown
Converter

Turn any URL into clean, structured markdown.
Edit, copy, or download instantly.

How to convert a web page to markdown

Paste a URL

Enter any website URL — blogs, docs, SPAs, or JavaScript-rendered pages.

Set Options

Block ads, target specific HTML selectors, or enable full-page rendering for dynamic content.

Get Markdown

Hit Convert and get clean, structured markdown from the web page in seconds.

Edit, Copy & Download

Edit the result inline, copy to clipboard, or download as a .md file. Your history is saved locally.

Why use this free URL to markdown tool?

Clean Markdown Output

Convert any webpage to well-structured markdown. Headings, lists, links, images, code blocks, and tables are all preserved with proper formatting.

Works on Any Website

Static sites, SPAs, JavaScript-rendered pages — it handles them all. Enable prerendering for client-side apps.

Target Specific Content

Extract the full page by default, or use an HTML selector to target specific sections. All matching elements are joined automatically. Learn about choosing scope.

Edit Before Saving

Edit the extracted markdown directly in the browser. Fix formatting, remove sections, or add notes — then save, copy, or download the final version.

Free + No Login

Free website to markdown tool with 50 conversions per day. No account needed, no branding, no strings attached.

API Integration Ready

Built on the Microlink Markdown API. Integrate with any language via REST or the

@microlink/mql

SDK.

How can a web to markdown converter be free?
This tool runs on the Microlink Markdown API — the same infrastructure powering AI pipelines and content workflows at scale. You get enterprise-grade URL to markdown conversion at no cost.

Use cases for website to markdown conversion

From AI agent workflows to content migration, converting web pages to markdown powers workflows across every team.

For AI & LLM Pipelines

Turn any URL into markdown context for AI agents
Build RAG pipelines with clean web-to-markdown extraction
Cut token costs with structured markdown instead of raw HTML
Automate web research and feed results into LLM workflows

Read the markdown guide

For Content Teams

Migrate web pages to markdown-based CMS platforms
Archive webpages as portable .md files
Repurpose blog posts, articles, and documentation
Edit extracted markdown before exporting

Learn about scope options

For Developers

Automate URL to markdown file conversion via API
Build content pipelines with clean, structured data
Convert web documentation to markdown files at scale
Integrate into CI/CD for automated content syncing

Explore the Markdown API

Markdown API for developers

URL to Markdown API for Automated Extraction.

No servers to maintain, no browsers to manage. Convert any URL to markdown at scale — easy integration via API.

Fast CDN Delivery
Web to markdown conversion served via a global CDN with 240+ edge locations. Lightning-fast URL to md delivery anywhere in the world.

Smart Caching
Automatic edge caching with configurable TTL. Cached URL to markdown responses are free and don't count against your plan.

Zero-Config API
Convert any URL to a markdown file with a simple REST call. No browsers to manage, no infrastructure to maintain.

Fast CDN Delivery
Web to markdown conversion served via a global CDN with 240+ edge locations. Lightning-fast URL to md delivery anywhere in the world.
Smart Caching
Automatic edge caching with configurable TTL. Cached URL to markdown responses are free and don't count against your plan.
Zero-Config API
Convert any URL to a markdown file with a simple REST call. No browsers to manage, no infrastructure to maintain.

URL to markdown API documentation

Explore the full markdown API guide with interactive examples, HTML selectors, caching strategies, and ready-to-use code snippets.

Getting started

Is this website to markdown converter free?

Yes! You can convert up to 50 URLs per day for free, with no credit card required. Free conversions include all features — ad blocking, HTML selectors, prerendering, inline editing, and download.

Need more? Check our pricing plans for higher limits and priority processing.

What content does the URL to markdown tool extract?

The tool converts any web page to clean markdown, preserving headings, paragraphs, lists, links, images, code blocks, tables, and emphasis. It strips navigation, scripts, and non-content elements automatically.

Use an HTML Selector in Advanced options to target the article or documentation body. See the choosing scope guide for details.

Can I target specific sections of a webpage?

Absolutely. Open Advanced options and enter any HTML selector in the HTML Selector field — for example article, .post-body, or #main-content. All matching elements are joined automatically into one markdown output.

How does it handle JavaScript-rendered pages?

Enable Wait for all the elements to load in Advanced options. The tool renders the page in a real browser, waiting for every resource to finish before extracting content. This handles SPAs, client-side rendered frameworks, and lazy-loaded content.

Learn more in the choosing scope guide.

Can I edit the markdown before downloading?

Yes. Click the Edit button to enter edit mode. You can modify, delete, or add content directly in the browser. Click Save to persist your changes — edited conversions are marked in your history.

Copy and download actions always use the latest saved version. If you have unsaved edits, the tool will prompt you before switching to another conversion.

Does it keep a history of my conversions?

Yes. Your last 20 conversions are saved in your browser's local storage — no account needed. Click any history item to reload the markdown, or use the copy and download buttons directly from the history card.

History never expires and persists across sessions. Edited conversions are flagged so you can tell them apart.

Can I integrate URL to markdown conversion into my app?

Yes. This tool is built on the Microlink Markdown API, which provides a simple REST endpoint. Integrate with any language — Node.js, Python, Ruby, or plain cURL.

Use the