Free tool · by Zenrows
Turn any page into LLM-ready Markdown.
Paste a page's HTML, or start from a real example. It strips the nav, ads and scripts, and shows the token budget you save feeding a model clean data instead of raw markup.
Runs entirely in your browser. Token counts are estimates (≈ 4 characters / token). Nothing you paste leaves this page.
Models pay per token. Raw HTML wastes them.
A page is mostly chrome: navigation, scripts, trackers, cookie walls. A model reads all of it before the first word that carries meaning. Slower, pricier, easier to distract.
Cheaper
Fewer tokens in means a smaller bill on every call, at every scale.
Faster
Less to read means lower latency and more room left in the context window.
Sharper
No markup noise means the model reasons over content, not <div> soup.
Three steps. One primitive.
The tool above is the shape of a Fetch call. Point it at a URL and it does the same, past the walls that would block your own request.
01
Fetch the page
Reach the page as a real browser would, through Fetch, protected pages included.
02
Strip the chrome
Drop nav, scripts, ads and cookie walls. Keep the content that carries meaning.
03
Structure it
Return clean Markdown or typed JSON, ready to hand straight to a model.
Now run it on any URL, at scale.
This tool cleans HTML you already have. Fetch gets you the HTML too, from any page, and returns it already clean.
# any URL, clean markdown back, one call curl -G "https://api.zenrows.com/v1/" \ -d "apikey=ZR_••••••••" \ -d "url=https://example.com/page" \ -d "response_type=markdown"