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MarkItDown
MarkItDown is an online converter that turns PDF, Word, PowerPoint, Excel, HTML, CSV, JSON, EPUB, URLs and images into clean, AI-ready Markdown. Choose private in-browser processing or faster server conversion, with AI OCR for scanned PDFs, table recovery and LaTeX math. No account is needed to start. Worth weighing: complex layouts may still need light cleanup. For preparing documents for AI tools, it's a handy utility.
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- Many input formats
- Private in-browser option
- OCR, tables and LaTeX
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- Complex layouts may need cleanup
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