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Copy the selected HTML as Markdown. Compatible with LLM chatbots outputs such as ChatGPT and Gemini. A simple chrome extension which can copy the selected HTML as Markdown to clipboard, including hypertext links. Can copy any web page's content, and it doubles as a LLM/GPT chat log exporter. Usage is simple: select some text, then simply tap the extension's icon, or right-click and click the menu item, a nice infobox will temporarily pop up at the bottom to confirm the copy worked. Compared to other "Copy as markdown" extensions, this one has the most complete support of HTML elements, as it is able to copy and translate to Markdown pretty much anything, including tables. It works on desktop, but it is the only copy as markdown extension that also works on mobile, on Chrome for Android based browsers that support extensions (eg, Mises or Cromite). This is a fork of sjmyuan's (https://github.com/sjmyuan/copy-as-markdown) extension ported to Manifest V3. ## Usage There are three different ways to trigger a copy after selecting a text, all producing the exact same result: 1. Either click `Copy as Markdown` icon in the toolbar. 2. Either click the right button and click `Copy as Markdown` menu. 3. Either press `Alt+Shift+Y` on Windows or `Option+Shift+Y` on Mac. All these methods will translate the selection to Markdown and copy it into the clipboard. The extension can copy content with advanced formatting from most LLM/GPT chatbots interfaces. It can also be used as a web clipper, especially when combined with a Markdown editor. ## Source code This extension's sourcecode is available at: https://github.com/lrq3000/copy-as-markdown
May 24, 2026
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