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Everything you need to turn any URL into clean Markdown with anymd: URL API, REST, CLI, MCP, WebMCP, library search and more.

anymd converts anything on the internet to clean Markdown. Put anymd.cc/ in front of a link and you get the content back: no nav bars, no cookie banners, no scripts. Just text your model can use, with YAML frontmatter on top.

curl https://anymd.cc/stephango.com/saw

That's the whole trick. Everything else in these docs is about doing it at scale, from code, from your terminal, or from inside an agent.

Pick your path

I want to… Start here
Try it in 60 seconds Quickstart
Convert a URL with zero setup URL API
Call anymd from my app REST API
Use it from the terminal CLI
Give Claude, Cursor or my agent a "read this URL" tool MCP server
Let in-browser agents use anymd.cc WebMCP
Find something I converted last month Library & search
Know what converts well (X, YouTube, PDFs…) Supported sources
Scope a key for CI or a teammate API keys & roles
Understand credits and plans Billing & credits
Run my own copy on Cloudflare Self-hosting

Core ideas

  • The URL is the API. https://anymd.cc/<any-url> returns Markdown. No key needed for light use (50 conversions a day per IP).
  • One engine, every channel. The URL API, REST, CLI, MCP and WebMCP all run the same conversion pipeline, so output is identical wherever you call it from.
  • Credits, not seats. A web page costs 1 credit; heavier sources cost more. Searching your library and re-serving cached results are free. See Billing & credits.
  • Your library remembers. Sign in (or send an API key) and every conversion is saved to a private, searchable library with BM25, full-text and semantic search.
  • Scoped access. Every API key and OAuth grant carries scopes, capped by its owner's role. See API keys & roles.

These docs are Markdown too

Every page on anymd.cc has a Markdown twin. Append .md to the path (/docs/api.md, /pricing.md) or send Accept: text/markdown. Point your agent at them directly.

The machine-readable API spec lives at /api/v1/openapi.json, with an interactive reference at /docs/api/reference.

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anymd is open source under the MIT license and built by Digitop.ai.

Updated 2026-09-26 · Edit on GitHub

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