URL / PDF to Markdown

Convert any public webpage to clean Markdown or PDF. Perfect for AI tools, Notion, Obsidian, and offline archiving.

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Markdown Output

Paste a URL above and click Convert

Pages are fetched via public CORS proxies. FixIt Localy never receives or stores page content. Conversion runs locally in your browser using Turndown.js and pdf-lib.

URL / PDF to Markdown — Any Webpage to Clean .MD or PDF

Paste any URL and get clean, structured Markdown or a clean PDF output. Perfect for feeding content into AI tools like Claude and ChatGPT, publishing to Notion or GitHub, or archiving articles offline.

Clean Markdown for AI Tools

When feeding context into Claude, ChatGPT, or any LLM, Markdown is far more token-efficient than raw HTML. This tool strips navigation, ads, and boilerplate, leaving clean structured content ready to paste into your AI conversation.

Notion, Obsidian & GitHub Ready

The output uses standard CommonMark Markdown syntax compatible with Notion, Obsidian, GitHub, GitLab, and any Markdown editor. Headings, bold, italic, code blocks, blockquotes, and tables are all preserved correctly.

Export as Clean PDF

Choose PDF output to get a clean, ad-free, navigation-free version of any article — useful for archiving, printing, or sharing without clutter.

How it Works

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Paste any public URL into the input field.

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Choose your output format: Markdown or clean PDF.

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Click Convert — the page is fetched and parsed locally in your browser.

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Copy to clipboard or download your file.

Protocol

Turndown.js + CORS Proxy

Data Cloud Sync

Proxy fetch only — no FixIt server

Residency

Browser RAM — no persistence

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Why do Claude.ai, ChatGPT, and Gemini shared links not work?

These platforms render conversation content dynamically using JavaScript. A CORS proxy only fetches the initial HTML shell. Workaround: use the built-in export feature (Claude, ChatGPT, and Gemini all have native export to MD/PDF).

Q: Why do some URLs fail?

Some websites block CORS proxy requests or require JavaScript to render content. Works best with news articles, documentation pages, Wikipedia, and blogs.

Q: What does the PDF output do?

It extracts the main article text from the URL and generates a clean, readable A4 PDF — ad-free and navigation-free. Great for archiving or printing.

Q: Is the fetched content stored anywhere?

No. The HTML is fetched from the proxy directly to your browser. FixIt Localy never receives or stores the page content.

Q: Can I convert a PDF URL directly?

PDFs hosted at a URL cannot be processed via this tool. Save the PDF first and use our Files to .MD tool which handles PDF files directly.

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Zero Data Retention Policy

All document processing happens inside your browser sandbox using WebAssembly. No files are ever uploaded or stored.