WebInk Web Clipper — Webpage to Markdown
WebInk is a web clipper that turns cluttered pages into clean, structured Markdown in one click — with auto TOC, templates, and one-click send to ChatGPT or Claude.
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Built for how you actually work
Whether you're coding, researching, or prompting AI — WebInk gives you the clean content you need.
For Developers
Save documentation, blog posts, and Stack Overflow answers as Markdown for your knowledge base, Obsidian vault, or GitHub wiki.
For Researchers & Students
Collect articles, papers, and references into clean, structured notes. Add frontmatter metadata and organize your reading with templates.
For AI & LLM Users
Feed clean, well-structured content to ChatGPT, Claude, or any AI tool. Strip ads, navigation, and clutter — keep only what matters.
Tools for a link, a file, or a paste
Six pages for one job each. They do not read the tab you already opened. That stays with the extension.
URL to Markdown
Paste a public link. The server fetches the page and returns article Markdown.
PDF to Markdown
Drop a text-based PDF. Parsing stays in the browser, and a scan with no text layer stays empty.
Word to Markdown
Drop a .docx. Heading styles become Markdown in the browser, and legacy .doc is refused.
HTML to Markdown
Paste HTML you already copied. Conversion runs in the browser and strips scripts and styles.
Token Counter
Count pasted text with OpenAI encodings, or compare HTML with the Markdown it becomes.
Markdown Table Generator
Type a grid or paste spreadsheet cells, then copy a GitHub-flavored pipe table.
Three steps. That's it.
No setup, no configuration — just install and go.
Browse any web page
Navigate to the article, doc, or page you want to capture.
Click the WebInk icon
WebInk opens in the sidebar and intelligently extracts the main content.
Copy, download, or export
Get clean Markdown instantly. Copy it, download as .md, or export a ZIP with all images included.
Everything you need, nothing you don't
Six features. Zero configuration. Everything works out of the box.
Smart Conversion
Headings, tables, code blocks, links, images — all converted accurately, so you never lose formatting when moving content between tools.
TOC Navigation
Auto-generated table of contents with clickable navigation and real-time position tracking — jump straight to the section you need.
ZIP Export with Images
Download your Markdown bundled with all referenced images in a single ZIP file — fully offline-ready.
Custom Templates
Create reusable templates with variables like {{title}}, {{url}}, and {{publishedTime}} for consistent output every time.
One-Click Copy
Copy clean Markdown to your clipboard instantly. Paste it into Obsidian, Notion, GitHub, or your AI tool.
Works Everywhere
Optimized for Medium, MDN, Hacker News, Wikipedia, and thousands more. Strips ads, sidebars, and navigation — keeps only the article.
Go beyond conversion
WebInk's AI layer adds intelligence on top of raw conversion — so your content is not just clean, but ready to use.
Semantic Understanding
AI analyzes page structure to produce more accurate heading hierarchy and cleaner formatting — giving you Markdown that's ready to publish without manual editing.
Noise Removal
Intelligently strips ads, navigation, and sidebars — keeping only the content that matters for your notes or AI prompts.
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Pages Converted
Explore
The extension converts the tab you already opened. These pages are the reference for that workflow: how to clip, where the note goes next, what the side panel does, and what checkout does today.
Guides
Convert a webpage, send it to an assistant, compare HTML with Markdown, or save a .md file and a ZIP of images.
Use cases
What to do with the Markdown next: a research folder, an Obsidian vault, or a script that fetches one public docs page.
Features
The side panel: article conversion, a table of contents, templates, ZIP export of one note, and send to ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, or Grok.
Pricing
How Premium checkout works today. The side panel does not show or hide actions based on that subscription.
Where each job starts
WebInk is a Chrome extension and a set of pages on this site. They share a Markdown result and they do not share a fetch. The extension reads the document in the tab you already opened, including a page you reached by logging in. It extracts the article, converts that HTML, applies the template you selected, and can format the result. From the same panel you can copy the note, download one .md file, download a ZIP of that note plus images that fetched, or send the text to ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, or Grok.
The website does not see that tab. Anything that starts from a public link is fetched by the server, without the cookies in your browser. A paste or a file you already have is handled in the browser and is not sent to the conversion API. The extension does not open those files from disk. A PDF that is only a scan stays empty, because that converter does not run OCR.
Read the guides when you are still producing a preview. Read the use cases when the preview is fine and the next question is a research folder, a vault, or a docs diff. The features pages describe one side-panel control each. Pricing describes checkout for the extension subscription and says the offering can change. If a guide and the screen disagree, trust the screen, then check the changelog for what shipped.