How to Convert a Webpage to Markdown
- Enter the full URL of the webpage in the input bar at the top.
- Click Convert or press Enter.
- The extracted content appears in the editor as formatted markdown. Edit, copy, or download the result.
Use Cases
Researchers and writers use this tool to archive web articles as markdown notes in tools like Obsidian or Logseq. The extracted markdown preserves headings, links, and formatting, making it easy to reference and annotate later.
Content teams use it when migrating web content between platforms or creating documentation from existing web resources. Developers use it to convert README pages, release notes, and wiki articles from web-hosted sources into local markdown files.
What Gets Extracted?
- Article title and headings
- Body paragraphs with formatting
- Links with preserved URLs
- Images as markdown references
- Lists and tables
- Code blocks (when present)
Frequently Asked Questions
Does it work with any website?
The converter works with most publicly accessible web pages. It fetches the page content, extracts the main article or body text, and converts it to markdown. Some sites with heavy JavaScript rendering or anti-scraping measures may not convert fully.
Can I convert password-protected pages?
No. The converter can only access publicly available pages. Password-protected or login-required content cannot be fetched. For those pages, copy the HTML source manually and use our HTML to Markdown converter.
Does it extract images?
The converter extracts image references and includes them as markdown image syntax (). The images themselves are linked by URL, not downloaded. If the source page removes the images later, the links will break.