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Copy any page as clean Markdown for ChatGPT, Claude & other AI. Article extraction, real tables, clean code blocks. 100% local. Stop pasting messy web content into AI chats. Page to Markdown converts the page you're reading into clean, LLM-ready Markdown with one click — then copies it straight to your clipboard. WHAT IT DOES WELL • Article mode strips navigation, ads and footers (Mozilla Readability) • Tables convert to real Markdown pipe tables — they don't collapse into text • Syntax-highlighted code becomes clean fenced blocks with the language tag — no span junk • Links and images are rewritten as absolute URLs so the Markdown works out of context • Optional header with title, source URL and capture date, so your AI can cite where the content came from • Approximate token count after every copy PRIVATE BY DESIGN Everything runs locally in your browser. The extension makes zero network requests, has no analytics, no accounts, and never sees your data. The only permission it uses is access to the page you explicitly click on. WHO IT'S FOR Anyone who feeds web content to ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini or local models: researchers, developers, writers, students, analysts. HOW TO USE 1. Open any article or page 2. Click the extension icon (or press Alt+Shift+M) 3. Hit "Copy page as Markdown" — done, it's on your clipboard Formerly-popular markdown clippers have gone unmaintained; this one is built for the LLM era and actively maintained. Support: eduard@holofy.io
Aug 18, 2026
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