Anything useful in.
Clean Markdown out.
Paste HTML or rich text, or drop an office document, spreadsheet, presentation, EPUB, CSV, RTF, or text PDF. One private interface; no server round-trip.
Use Ctrl/⌘ + Enter to convert pasted content.
Offline archive lab
Capture the page you actually saw.
Capture live browser state, build a portable archive, export DeepWiki diagrams, or replay a captured page inside an isolated local frame.
Source-page capture kit
Maximum reach · original browser context
Open the page without an opener or referrer, interact until lazy media is visible, then run the copied commands in that page’s developer console.
- Scroll, expand, or play the source until its real state is loaded.
- Serialize that exact DOM to the clipboard; optionally download media over 12 KB.
- Return here, paste the capture, then use route 02 for a one-file archive.
Local self-contained archive
Canvas compression · Base64 portability
Uses the serialized page in the main Source input. Webclip converts the complete page to Markdown, swaps every matched media reference for an embedded data URL, and preserves video, audio, SVG, AVIF, GIF, and PDF as native HTML media controls. Supply files downloaded by route 01, or let Webclip fetch CORS-readable URLs.
For H.264/AAC, M4A, animated AVIF, response recording, and authenticated dynamic captures, use the fullWeb Archivepipeline.
DeepWiki chart exporter
Inline SVG → high-resolution PNG ZIP
Paste a DeepWiki page, then run one page-native exporter after its diagrams render. Interface icons are ignored; large charts are rasterized with their computed styles and bundled with a manifest.
- Open the page and let every diagram become visible.
- Paste the copied exporter into that page’s developer console.
- Receive one named ZIP containing PNG charts and
manifest.json.
Captured-page browser
Interactive replay · isolated origin
Load the serialized HTML currently in Source into a sandboxed browser-within-Webclip. Links, forms, scripts, and UI can run without giving the captured page access to Webclip’s origin.
Remote pages cannot be inspected through a cross-origin iframe. This replays the captured document locally and uses a narrow message bridge for serialization.
Interactive captured page
Sandboxed replay