Capture the text of one public webpage
Use this workflow for an article, documentation page or public reference you want to read, search or keep as notes. Paste the page URL into the panel above. The converter extracts readable content from the server's HTML, then turns it into Markdown.
How to save the result as text
- Paste the public URL and choose whether to include source metadata as frontmatter.
- Sign in and convert using credits.
- Compare the extracted passage with the page: check its title, key paragraphs, lists, tables and links.
- Copy the result or download .md. Edit its Markdown markers and save as .txt if your destination requires unformatted text.
The frontmatter option can preserve available source details such as the URL and title. Turn it off if you want the result without that metadata block. A downloaded Markdown file is readable in a text editor, but heading markers and link syntax remain.
When a URL cannot provide the whole text
The tool does not inherit your logged-in browser session. A paywall or sign-in page can hide the content. If the site builds the article with JavaScript, the fetched HTML can lack the text you see in your browser. The converter is not a screenshot or a browser automation service.
Content extraction can omit a sidebar or keep unwanted navigation, so review before quoting or archiving. For multiple pages, use Website to Markdown with its separate crawl limits and credits. The webpage extraction guide explains the single-page checks.