Use cases

PDF, Word, Excel, YouTube and websites to Markdown.

Start with the conversion — a file, a video, a page or a whole sitemap — or pick a workflow that uses the Markdown afterwards: a knowledge base, a migrated site, a newsletter, an archive.

01PDF to Markdown

PDF to Markdown.

Convert a PDF to Markdown in the browser. Upload a text-based PDF, get an editable .md file, tidy it, and download it. No install, no Pandoc.

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02DOCX to Markdown

Convert Word to Markdown.

Convert a Word file to Markdown. Upload a .docx, get the text as an editable .md file, and download it. How to turn DOCX into MD without Pandoc.

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03HTML to Markdown

HTML to Markdown.

Convert HTML to Markdown by pasting a URL. output.md keeps the article — headings, lists, tables and links — and drops the navigation, ads and images.

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04YouTube to Markdown

YouTube transcript to Markdown.

Turn a YouTube transcript into Markdown. Paste a video link, get the spoken text as an editable .md file, and download it. Auto-generated captions count.

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05Sitemap to Markdown

Sitemap to Markdown.

Convert a sitemap to Markdown. Paste sitemap.xml, review the URL list, turn each page into an .md file and download the project as a ZIP.

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06Scrape website to Markdown

Scrape a website to Markdown.

Scrape a website to Markdown, or turn website content into Markdown. Use the sitemap or a URL list, keep the article text, and export a ZIP of .md files.

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07Excel to Markdown

Excel to Markdown.

Convert Excel to Markdown. Upload .xlsx, .xls or .csv and get each sheet as a Markdown table in one .md file you can edit and download.

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08AI context & RAG

Feed your AI clean context, not HTML soup.

Turn web pages, PDFs and videos into clean Markdown your language model can actually use. Build a collection, ask questions, or export for your own RAG pipeline.

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09Website migration

Move a whole website to plain files in an afternoon.

Migrate a full website to Markdown. Point output.md at your sitemap.xml, review the queue, process every page and export one ZIP for your new CMS, static site generator or docs tool.

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10Competitive research

Read your competitors the way an analyst does: as text, side by side.

Pull competitor pricing, feature and about pages into one project, turn them into clean Markdown, and ask questions across all of them. Positioning analysis without screenshots.

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11Documentation

One Markdown source of truth for docs scattered everywhere.

Turn help-centre pages, PDF manuals and Word specs into one consistent set of Markdown files. Edit, unify, and export into Docusaurus, GitBook, MkDocs or a Knowledge chat your team can ask.

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12Video to article

From a 40-minute talk to a publishable article, in one sitting.

Paste a YouTube link, get the transcript as Markdown, then generate a blog article, a LinkedIn post and a translation from it. Repurpose every talk, webinar and podcast episode.

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13Content & SEO audits

See your site the way a crawler does — structure first, decoration gone.

Import your own sitemap and read every page as clean Markdown. Spot heading problems, thin pages and duplicated copy fast, then ask questions across the whole site.

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14Localisation

Translate a whole project, article by article, structure intact.

Import pages or documents, translate each one with AI while keeping headings, lists, links and tables exactly in place, and export a language folder ready to publish.

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15Report digests

80 pages in. One page your team will actually read.

Upload an 80-page PDF, get its text as clean Markdown, then generate a short digest, a LinkedIn post or ask it questions. Turn long reports into decisions.

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16Newsletters

Same workflow every week: collect, merge, publish.

Collect the week’s articles and videos as clean Markdown, add your own notes, and generate one newsletter draft with your tone and length. A repeatable process for curated newsletters.

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17Client onboarding

Everything a new client sent you, searchable within the hour.

Import a new client’s website, upload their decks, briefs and spreadsheets, and turn it all into one collection your team can ask questions of. Onboard faster, brief better.

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18Archiving

Pages disappear. Plain text does not.

Save articles, references and your own published work as clean Markdown you own. Organise in projects, download .md files, and keep them in git, Obsidian or any folder — forever.

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19Study & research notes

Papers, lectures and spreadsheets in one collection you can question.

Upload papers as PDF, pull lecture recordings from YouTube, convert datasets from Excel, and ask questions across everything in one collection. Study from your sources, not around them.

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