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Copy any web page as clean Markdown, without the menus, ads and footers. Built for pasting into ChatGPT, Claude and other AI tools. Pasting a web page into an AI tool usually means pasting its navigation, cookie banner, sidebar and footer too. That wastes tokens and gives the model text you never wanted it to read. Page to Markdown finds the article on the page and converts only that, into clean Markdown. MEASURED ON REAL PAGES, WITH THE DEFAULT SETTINGS • A Wikipedia article: 249,097 characters of HTML became 16,019 of Markdown — 94% smaller • A long blog post: 131,975 characters became 20,533 — 84% smaller WORKS ON TWO KINDS OF PAGE • On an article, it converts the article • On a homepage or index, it returns every headline with its link and summary, instead of picking one story and silently dropping the rest WHAT YOU GET • One click to copy, or save as a .md file • Headings, lists, tables, links and code blocks kept intact • Code fences keep their language, so syntax highlighting survives • A live token estimate, so you know the cost before you paste • Optional front matter with the title, source URL and date OPTIONS • Convert only the selected text • Keep or drop links, images and tables • Keyboard shortcut: Ctrl+Shift+M (Cmd+Shift+M on Mac) PRIVACY Everything happens inside your browser. The extension has no server, sends no data anywhere, and has no analytics. It cannot read a page until you click the button, because it asks only for the "activeTab" permission — not access to every site you visit. FREE No account, no sign-up, no limits.
Sep 19, 2026
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