Capture the parts worth keeping
Save a page or selected passage as Markdown with source metadata. Preview before saving, keep downloaded images alongside the text, or collect a bounded site tree.
Web2Markdown / Built by GDK Digital
Web2Markdown is a Chrome capture extension and a Windows desktop Markdown editor from GDK Digital LLC. It turns a web page, a selection, a site tree, or a sitemap into Markdown files on your disk, opens 125 kinds of text file, and exports finished documents to PDF, DOCX, HTML, or plain text.
Two tools. Your choice.
Use the extension to collect material, the desktop app to write and edit, or both together. Captures stay on disk as readable files. You do not need the desktop app to use captured Markdown in another editor.
Save a page or selected passage as Markdown with source metadata. Preview before saving, keep downloaded images alongside the text, or collect a bounded site tree.
Open captures in the desktop Capture Inbox. Edit Markdown or HTML with source and preview, manage multiple tabs and split editor groups, then export without replacing your original.
Choose Capture Element in Chrome to save a button, card or text block. Import it into the desktop Artifact Library, edit its appearance, preserve the original, and insert or export passive HTML.
The editor is a working environment for documents, not just a place to view a download.
Headings, lists, links, images, tables, search, an outline, and source-aware preview editing keep structure close to your writing.
Use governed starters and local snippets for Markdown documents, agent instruction files, and configuration text. Keep dotenv names in the .env family.
Format-aware Document Check and preview-first folder replacement help you inspect findings and proposed changes. Review remains part of the workflow.
Keep Markdown for reuse. Export readable plain text, HTML, PDF, or Word-compatible DOCX, with repeatable export options for recurring work.
Save sitemap inventories without opening every listed page. Review local sitemap files and optional rendered-page evidence in the editor.
Site Profiles and opt-in agent capture support repeatable collection. Neither an agent connection nor a cloud account is required for normal use.
Markdown, JSON, YAML, TOML, XML, CSV, dotenv, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, TypeScript, Python, shell, Terraform, and more open as source editors beside your Markdown.
Keep the Markdown as the source. When a document is finished, export it without replacing the original.
Both use the sanitized rich renderer, so the export matches the preview.
Word-compatible output that embeds BMP, GIF, JPEG, and PNG images. No remote fetch happens during export.
Semantic conversion that keeps code, links, images, nested lists, tables, and Unicode readable.
Remembered targets, exact overwrite confirmation, local export recipes, filename templates, batch progress, and retry.
Keep readable source material and its origin together. Turn saved material into briefs, notes, and finished documents.
Edit Markdown, structured text, and reusable instruction files with familiar source control and ordinary folders.
Collect sitemap URLs and rendered-page facts for your analysis. Evidence captures are not search-ranking, indexing, or performance verdicts.
Ordinary capture conversion, editing and the Artifact Library run locally. Fetching pages and images still contacts their source websites, and opening support or release links opens an external website. Optional AI processing depends on your configured provider or CLI and may send document content to remote services. Choose what you capture and where you save it.
Web2Markdown brings browser capture and local document work together. The Windows editor is a real download today; the public open-source repository and Chrome Web Store listing are still in preparation.