One element. Precisely yours.
Visually pick a paragraph, article or page element. Copy Markdown or save an MD / PNG file.
Save useful webpage content as Markdown or PNG. Two formats. Three ways to choose.
Good ideas deserve a place beyond a browser tab.
# Ideas worth keeping
Good ideas deserve a place
beyond a browser tab.
- Keep the structure
- Make it your own
- Return to it laterGood ideas deserve a place beyond a browser tab.
Keep the structure. Make it your own.
Let good content move beyond a tab and into your next workflow.
FROM WEB TO WORKFLOWOne element, one region or the currently loaded page. Pick the scope, then decide how to keep it.
Visually pick a paragraph, article or page element. Copy Markdown or save an MD / PNG file.
Draw a rectangle inside the current viewport. Reselect when needed or press Esc to cancel.
Export the currently loaded document as Markdown or a stitched PNG, without picking each element.
Markdown keeps headings, lists and links ready to edit. PNG preserves a visual version. Choose the format that suits your next step.
Explore the detailsPick an element, select a viewport region or export the currently loaded page.
Use Markdown for editable structure, or PNG for a visual reference.
Copy Markdown or download a file. Keep the tab in front during long-page capture.
Headings, paragraphs, emphasis, links, image links, lists, tables, quotes and code are supported. It preserves structure rather than all visual styling. Text inside images is not recognized.
It captures the current document extent. It does not automatically load infinite-scroll content or expand independent internal scroll containers. Keep the tab in the foreground during PNG capture.
Protected browser pages can block actions. Cross-origin images, video, canvas and special rendering may not be captured fully. Try Markdown when visual capture is limited.
The checked implementation converts or captures content in the browser without an external content-upload service. Exported image and link URLs may contact their original hosts when opened later.