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Webpage to Markdown

Select and copy content from any webpage, then paste it here — or paste raw HTML source directly. It converts instantly into clean Markdown, keeping headings, bold, italics, links, lists, tables, and code blocks. Everything runs locally in your browser; nothing is uploaded.

Good for

Great for turning webpage content into Markdown notes or docs — not for reproducing complex page layouts.

You found a great article and want to save the key parts as Markdown notes.

You're migrating HTML content from an old site or CMS into Markdown documents.

You need to quickly convert an HTML snippet to Markdown while developing.

Webpage content

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Markdown output

Paste content to get started

Paste webpage content or HTML source on the left, and the converted Markdown will show up here.

Supported formatting

Covers the formatting used most often in everyday writing and documentation.

•Automatically reads the clipboard's HTML structure when pasting rich content; also supports pasting raw HTML source
•Supports headings, bold, italics, strikethrough, links, and images
•Supports ordered/unordered lists (including nesting) and blockquotes (including nesting)
•Supports GFM tables and fenced code blocks, with automatic language detection
•Runs locally in your browser — nothing is uploaded
•One-click copy of the converted result

How to use

Follow these steps to convert your content.

1Select and copy content from any webpage, or prepare a snippet of HTML source.
2Paste it into the input box on the left — the right side converts it to Markdown instantly.
3Click copy and paste the result into your notes, docs, or CMS.

Good to know

A few things worth knowing before you use this.

Nothing is uploaded — conversion happens entirely in your browser.

Pasting rich content automatically reads the HTML structure from your clipboard; you can also paste or edit HTML source directly.

Complex layout, styling, and page design are not preserved — only the common formatting Markdown can express is converted.

FAQ

A few common questions before you start.

Is my content uploaded to a server?

No. Pasting, parsing, and conversion all happen locally in your browser; nothing is sent to a server.

How do I convert a webpage article to Markdown?

Select the content you want on the webpage, copy it, then paste it into the input box — the tool automatically reads the rich HTML structure from your clipboard and converts it.

Can I paste raw HTML source instead?

Yes. Paste or type raw HTML source text directly — it works the same as pasting rich content.

Do tables and code blocks convert correctly?

Yes, GFM-style tables and fenced code blocks are supported, and code blocks try to detect the original language annotation.

Will the result look exactly like the original webpage?

Not exactly. Only the common formatting Markdown can express (headings, lists, links, etc.) is kept — complex layout, styling, and page design are not preserved.