Alongside the expected PDF and image handling it accepts `.numbers`, `.ods` and the whole Excel family, which is the format range that usually forces a manual export step first. Files are sent to Cloudflare for conversion, so this is the wrong tool for documents that must not leave your machine — and the returned token count per file is worth reading before you paste a large batch into a conversation.
An MCP server that converts files into Markdown descriptions using Cloudflare AI's native tomarkdown API. It takes an array of file paths in one call and returns, per file, the filename, MIME type, the generated Markdown description and a token count — so batch conversion is a single tool call rather than one per document.
- Several files converted in one call, each answered with its filename, MIME type, description and token count — the `to-markdown` tool, whose only required input is `filePaths`
- Documents: `.pdf`
- Images: `.jpeg`, `.jpg`, `.png`, `.webp`, `.svg`
- Web and data formats: `.html`, `.xml`, `.csv`
- Spreadsheets: `.xlsx`, `.xlsm`, `.xlsb`, `.xls`, `.et`, `.ods`, `.numbers`
A Cloudflare account: both `CLOUDFLARE_API_TOKEN` and `CLOUDFLARE_ACCOUNT_ID` must be set, and conversion runs on Cloudflare's side rather than locally. Node.js 18 or later. Install with `npm install -g mcp-server-to-markdown` or through Smithery; the published package is `mcp-server-to-markdown` 0.1.1 with a binary of the same name, wired into Cursor, Claude Desktop or ChatWise as a stdio command.
One command plus a key — npm install -g mcp-server-to-markdown, then supply credentials