Summary
The cheapest way to stop pasting HTML into a conversation.
A single call does the whole job — fetch, extract, convert — and maxLength is the parameter that decides whether a long page costs you a paragraph or a chapter of context. There is no crawling and no sign-in step, so a page that needs a session returns whatever an anonymous fetch of it contains.
What it is
A two-tool converter: one call fetches a URL or accepts raw HTML and returns Markdown, the other writes Markdown to a file.
What you get
- A page fetched from a URL and converted to Markdown, or HTML you already hold converted in place
- Output capped by maxLength, with page metadata included on request
- The converted result saved to a file, either from the conversion call itself or separately
Requirements
No account and no key — a reachable URL, or the HTML itself.
Setup effort
One command — npx html-to-markdown-mcp