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Your LLM retypes. It doesn't convert.

Ask ChatGPT or Claude for "the markdown" of a PDF and here's what actually happens: the model reads the document and retypes it through its own head. On short plain text, that's fine. On anything real, it paraphrases sentences, approximates table cells, and silently truncates long files. You get something that looks like your document.

That's the gap file2markdown fills — real extraction engines, not regeneration. Exact text, exact tables, the whole document, identical output every time.

The news: Pro now works inside your LLM.

We shipped an MCP server. With a Pro API key, Claude (or Cursor, or any MCP client) converts documents mid-conversation — no tab switching, no upload, no limits:

→ Web pages, PDFs, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, EPUB — anything behind a URL

→ Formats your chat model literally cannot open (try giving Claude a DOCX link — it can't fetch it; the MCP server can)

→ Scanned PDFs and images, OCR'd to clean markdown — chat models can't do this from a URL at all

→ Clean markdown straight into your chat's context, without the model burning its window retyping 100 pages

Also new: website → markdown.

Paste any URL, get clean markdown for your notes, docs, or LLM context: file2markdown.ai/tools/website-to-markdown. Honest limits: it converts the HTML a server sends — no JavaScript rendering, one URL at a time, and it'll tell you when a page hides behind a consent wall.

What Pro is now.

One plan, $9/mo billed annually: unlimited conversions, 100MB files, batch processing (10 at once), OCR for scanned PDFs — and API keys that put all of it inside your LLM. Create a key on your account page, add the connector, done: file2markdown.ai/mcp

If you've ever pasted a document into a chat and wondered why the table came back wrong — this is why, and this is the fix.

— Robin