Scrape any webpage to clean Markdown

for RAG, AI agents, and offline archiving. Plus image URLs and MHTML snapshots in one paste.

What this tool does

Turn any webpage into clean Markdown — built for AI ingestion.

We render the page with headless Chromium, strip nav/footer/scripts/ads via Crawl4AI’s content-pruning filter, and return the body as Markdown that’s 5-10× smaller than raw HTML. Plus image URLs and an MHTML offline snapshot in the same call.

Clean Markdown body

Nav, footer, sidebar, ads pruned. What you get is the article — what an LLM would actually summarize.

Image URL list

Every <img> source on the page, deduplicated, with srcset/data-src variants resolved.

MHTML offline snapshot

Single .mhtml file with images embedded — opens in any browser, survives even if the original page goes down.

Real browser rendering

Playwright + Chromium executes JavaScript first. React/Vue/Next.js SPAs come back fully populated.

Cached for instant re-use

Same URL? Sub-200 ms response. Cache is shared with SEO audit and Clone — pre-warms all three.

MCP-ready for AI agents

Registered as an MCP tool. Cursor / Claude Desktop / Continue call it natively, no wrapper code.

What you get

Markdown + image URLs + offline snapshot — a complete page archive.

Clean Markdown (.md)

The body text, pruned and structured. Drop into RAG pipelines, summarizers, content migration tools.

Image URL list (.txt)

Every image found on the page, absolute URLs deduped. Pipe into download tools or AI vision pipelines.

MHTML offline archive (.mhtml)

Single-file archive with images embedded. Open in Chrome, Edge, or any modern browser years later.

ZIP bundle (all three + README)

One download containing Markdown + MHTML + image list + a README explaining what's where.

Who uses this

A web scraper for AI engineers, researchers, and indie founders.

AI engineers building RAG

Feed clean Markdown into embedding pipelines. No nav noise, no footer junk — just the body content the LLM actually needs.

Researchers archiving content

Save a Substack post, blog article, or doc page as offline MHTML. Pixel-perfect snapshot survives even if the site goes down.

Writers + journalists

Quote-checking a source? Pull the page as Markdown to paste cleanly into your draft, without dealing with strikethrough HTML.

Developers building scraping flows

Single-URL endpoint that returns content + image URLs + MHTML in one call. Easier than wiring Playwright yourself.

How to use

Scrape a webpage to Markdown in three steps.

No signup. No CAPTCHA. Just paste a URL and we render it through headless Chromium.
  1. 1

    Paste a full URL

    Paste any https:// URL. CitedRank renders the page with a real headless browser, so SPAs (React, Vue, Next.js) come back fully populated.

  2. 2

    Click Run

    About 8–10 seconds for the first fetch. The page's HTML, clean Markdown, and an offline MHTML snapshot with images embedded are all saved.

  3. 3

    Download or copy

    Get the page as Markdown for AI ingestion, the offline MHTML for archival, or a ZIP bundle containing both plus a list of every image URL on the page.

What people say

Used by AI engineers, journalists, founders, and content teams.

We crawl ~2000 documentation URLs a week for our RAG. CitedRank's Markdown output is cleaner than Firecrawl's pruning filter — fewer nav/footer artifacts ending up in the index.

Sofía Ramírez
ML engineer · AI research lab

When I'm doing source-checking, I pull each cited URL as MHTML. If the page later changes or 404s, I still have the snapshot. Critical for fact-checking 6 months later.

James Kim
Independent journalist

I built a competitor-monitoring agent that crawls 30 SaaS blogs weekly. Crawl returns clean Markdown straight into my Notion database via the API. ~3 lines of code per source.

Chen Wei
Solo SaaS founder

Before redesigning our blog I crawled the whole site as Markdown — 380 posts in 25 minutes. Made the content migration to the new CMS trivial.

Helena Schmidt
Content strategist

The MCP server is the killer feature. My agent in Cursor can pull a page on demand without me writing tool definitions. Saves ~30 minutes per ad-hoc scraping task.

Daniel Petrov
DevOps & data eng

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Crawl pairs naturally with Sitemap (find URLs to crawl) and SEO audit (analyze each page's metadata).