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Website to Markdown API

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Turn any website into LLM-ready Markdown

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Turn any website into LLM-ready Markdown

134 followers

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Submit any URL, get clean Markdown back. JavaScript-rendered pages handled automatically. Navigation, footers, and cookie banners stripped. Output goes straight into an LLM context window or knowledge base with no post-processing. Anti-bot evasion built in: proxy rotation, browser fingerprinting, retries. CDN-hosted screenshot included. Same API handles PDFs, DOCX, PPTX, images, audio, and video. Free plan available.

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Hey Product Hunt 👋 I'm Johnny, founder of the team behind the Website to Markdown API. We built the Website to Markdown API because turning a website into clean, usable text is still way harder than it should be. You end up maintaining a headless browser, handling JavaScript-rendered pages that return empty HTML, writing cleanup logic to strip navigation and cookie banners, and building retry logic for sites that block scrapers. It works for the first 10 sites and breaks on the 11th. So we made it one API call. Submit a URL, get clean Markdown back. The page is rendered before extraction, so React, Next.js, and Vue sites work the same as static HTML. Anti-bot handling (proxy rotation, browser fingerprinting, retries) is built in. The output is the actual content: no nav, no footers, no ads. You get a Markdown document you can drop straight into an LLM context window, a knowledge base, or a RAG pipeline. No HTML parsing, no post-processing. The same endpoint handles PDFs, DOCX, PPTX, EPUB, images, audio, and video. You learn one API and use it for everything. Pass ?format=json if you want structured output with text chunks instead of Markdown. Website to Markdown is part of the broader Exabase platform, so the same API key also gets you deep search, memory, and automation if you ever need to go further. But it works perfectly well on its own. Free plan available, no credit card required. Thanks for checking it out. I'll be here all day answering questions! Johnny

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6d ago

@johnny_makes Tried it a couple of times and got crazy good output. Great job!

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11h ago

Fabric

Hunter

@seomaxtech Amazing, glad to hear that! Would love to hear more about your potential use case!

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10h ago

Looks useful for AI agents. Did you think about providing an MCP server or a hook to use in claude/codex? It could replace the curl command.

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9h ago

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Hunter

@mateuszkonik Thanks for the feedback, we're starting to explore this! Thinking about a skill and possibly also MCP, so agents can use these services on your behalf

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9h ago

This seems super useful to me as a marketer, especially handling all different formats too. I will give it a check, upvoted!

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5h ago

Fabric

Hunter

@martin_yochev1 Thanks Martin – do let us know how you get on, we love all feedback!

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5h ago