markdown.new - URL to Markdown Converter

Convert any URL to clean, AI-friendly markdown using Cloudflare's native text/markdown content type.

Quick Usage

Via web_fetch (simplest)

# Basic conversion
web_fetch("https://markdown.new/https://example.com")

# With options
web_fetch("https://markdown.new/https://example.com?method=browser&retain_images=true")

Via curl/script

# GET request (prepend URL)
curl -s "https://markdown.new/https://example.com"

# POST request with options
curl -s 'https://markdown.new/' \
  -H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
  -d '{"url": "https://example.com", "method": "browser", "retain_images": true}'

Via included script

# Basic
./scripts/fetch.sh https://example.com

# With browser rendering (for JS-heavy sites)
./scripts/fetch.sh https://example.com browser

# Keep images
./scripts/fetch.sh https://example.com auto true

Options

Method Selection

• •auto: Try native markdown first, fallback to AI, then browser
• •ai: Force Workers AI conversion (good for most sites)
• •browser: Force headless browser (required for JS-heavy SPAs)

Response

Returns clean markdown with metadata header:

---
title: Page Title
---

# Content here...

Token count available in x-markdown-tokens response header.

When to Use Browser Mode

Use method=browser for:

• •Single-page applications (React, Vue, Angular)
• •Sites with heavy JavaScript rendering
• •Dynamic content loaded after page load
• •Sites that block simple fetches

Integration Tips

1. •For web_fetch: Just prepend https://markdown.new/ to target URL
2. •For agent-browser: Use the script or curl for more control
3. •Token budget: Check x-markdown-tokens header to estimate costs
4. •Images: Only enable retain_images if you need image URLs in output