Which HTML input this converter accepts
The input is a public webpage URL. The server fetches that page's HTML, extracts readable content and converts it into Markdown. If you have only an HTML snippet in your editor, this panel does not provide a raw-source input box.
HTML structure becomes Markdown syntax
Semantic headings, paragraphs, lists, links, tables and code can be represented in Markdown. For example, an HTML heading <h2>Installation</h2> can become ## Installation, while a link becomes Markdown link text and its URL. This describes the output form, not a guarantee that every element is retained.
CSS layouts, scripts, interactive widgets and page geometry are not Markdown document structure. Image references can remain linked to their original URLs; the result is not an offline copy of all webpage assets.
Convert and check one page
- Paste a public page URL and choose whether to keep source metadata.
- Sign in and start conversion. Credits apply.
- Review the extracted headings, lists, tables, code and link addresses.
- Copy the Markdown or download the .md file.
The tool reads HTML returned by the server. It cannot reproduce a page assembled by browser JavaScript or content only visible after sign-in. Readability extraction can also discard content it treats as peripheral, so compare the result with the source.
Use URL to Markdown for the same panel, or Website to Markdown for a separate multi-page crawl. The URL conversion guide covers source and output checks.