MarkyDown converts HTML content into Markdown through a small browser interface. Users can provide a webpage URL or paste HTML directly, then run the conversion. The tool tries to identify the main content when no additional extraction rules are supplied, which makes it useful for pulling an article or other central page content out of surrounding navigation.
Optional CSS selectors give the user more control over the result. One selector can identify the main content region, while a comma-separated exclusion list removes elements such as sidebars, headers or advertising containers before conversion. The page includes examples using element names, classes and IDs. This is a focused extraction and formatting utility, not a general website archive, and the quality of a result depends on the source page and the extraction rules chosen.
