Free URL to Markdown Converter
Turn any web page into clean Markdown for LLMs, RAG, and docs. Paste a URL and get just the article — ads, menus, and clutter stripped out. No sign-up required.
Use Cases
How it works
Paste a URL and the converter loads the page, runs reader-mode extraction to find the main article, and returns it as clean Markdown. Navigation, ads, cookie banners, and other boilerplate are removed so you keep only the content that matters.
It is built for the AI and RAG crowd: Markdown is the most token-efficient way to hand web content to an LLM. Drop the output straight into a vector store, a prompt, or your documentation. Need structure instead? Switch the output to JSON to get the title, byline, excerpt, and site name as separate fields, or HTML for the cleaned reader-mode markup.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this really free?
Yes — 3 free uses per day across all tools, no sign-up required. For higher volume, get a free API key with 100 calls/month.
Why convert a webpage to Markdown?
Markdown is the cleanest, lowest-token way to feed web content into LLMs and RAG pipelines. Stripping ads and navigation leaves just the article text, which means less noise and better answers from your model.
What output formats are supported?
Markdown, JSON, and HTML. JSON includes structured fields like title, byline, excerpt, and site name; HTML returns the cleaned reader-mode markup.
Can I automate this?
Yes — the Rendex API extracts clean Markdown from any URL programmatically. See the quick start guide to get started with the official TypeScript and Python SDKs.
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