FREE TOOL · DETERMINISTIC · ONE FETCH

Turn a public page into LLM-readable markdown.

Paste a URL. TrustGrowth fetches the page, keeps the main content, and returns markdown plus a quote pack of the heading, lead, and claim-like sentences — no model in the loop.

No account. One bounded check — never the full crawl or a site-wide score.

WHAT YOU GET

ILLUSTRATIVE

Main content as markdown, plus a quote pack from the same fetch

# Acme Analytics

Acme measures live traffic for independent sites.

## How it works

QUOTE PACK

H1, lead paragraph, headings, and claim-like sentences — no model selected them.

What this conversion actually returns

Models read pages as text. Nav, footers, and forms are chrome; the article is the argument. This tool fetches one public URL, keeps the main content, and maps headings, paragraphs, lists, links, quotes, and code into markdown. From the same document it also builds a quote pack: the H1, the lead, the H2/H3 list, and sentences that look like claims because they contain a digit or a first-person assertion. No model is in the loop.

The failure modes, and what each one means

The page asks crawlers not to fetch it: If robots.txt disallows TrustGrowthTools, the fetch stops. That is a block, not an empty conversion. Fix: allow the tool's user-agent, or convert a URL the file permits.
The useful copy lives outside article or main: The converter prefers article, main, or [role=main]. Copy only in a sidebar or footer is treated as chrome. Fix: put the canonical body in a main landmark.
The markdown hits the 100,000-character cap: Long pages are truncated on purpose so one URL cannot become an unbounded extract. The result says so. Fix: convert a tighter URL, or split the source page.

Why it matters for AI answers

Answer engines do not see your layout. They see a text stream. Markdown that keeps heading structure and drops chrome is closer to what they actually condition on than a raw HTML dump. The quote pack is a deterministic shortlist of sentences you might reuse in a brief — not a prediction of what any engine will cite.

What the full product adds

This tool converts one URL, once. The TrustGrowth audit reads the live site on a schedule, files findings against the pages they affect, and keeps the evidence — including whether AI crawlers can reach those pages at all.

Convinced? It takes one URL.

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Frequently asked questions

What does this conversion actually return?

One public URL, one fetch. It keeps the main content, maps headings, paragraphs, lists, links, quotes, and code into markdown, and from the same document builds a quote pack: the H1, the lead, the H2/H3 list, and sentences that look like claims because they contain a digit or a first-person assertion. No model is in the loop.

Does it convert my whole site?

No — the URL you give it, and nothing else. It follows no links and crawls no further. That bound is why it can run instantly and without an account.

Does a model write the markdown?

No. The mapping is deterministic: the same HTML produces the same markdown. A model is not asked to summarise, rewrite, or judge the page.

What if robots.txt asks crawlers not to fetch the page?

If robots.txt disallows TrustGrowthTools, the fetch stops. That is a block, not an empty conversion. Allow the tool's user-agent, or convert a URL the file permits.

Do I need an account?

No. Run it on any public URL. The result gets a shareable link and is cached for about six hours, so re-opening it does not re-run the conversion.

How is this different from the full TrustGrowth audit?

This tool converts one URL, once. The audit reads the live site on a schedule, files findings against the pages they affect, and keeps the evidence — including whether AI crawlers can reach those pages at all.