What is PX7 Markdown Web Clipper?

Save Safari articles as clean Markdown with local copies of their images. Native Mac capture with readable filenames and no cloud account.

Where does PX7 Markdown Web Clipper do its work?

PX7 Markdown Web Clipper works directly with the Markdown files stored on your Mac.

How much does PX7 Markdown Web Clipper cost?

PX7 Markdown Web Clipper costs €10 once. It includes a seven-day trial, and one app-specific key can be used on up to seven Macs. There is no subscription.

How do I save a web page as Markdown?

From the menu bar, capture the Safari page you are reading and it is written as one .md file with the title, url, date and author at the top. PX7 Markdown Web Clipper saves it wherever you choose.

Is there a Markdown web clipper for Safari?

Yes. This one works directly with Safari rather than requiring a different browser or a browser extension store account.

Can I save an article together with its images?

Yes — images are downloaded next to the clip and the links are rewritten to point at the local copies.

Can I keep a readable copy after the original page disappears?

That is the point of clipping locally: the Markdown file and its images are on your Mac, so the copy survives the page going away.

PX7 Markdown Web Clipper

Save the web to disk, not to a service.

Web Clipper is a native Mac menu-bar app. Reading something in Safari worth keeping? One click saves it as clean Markdown - just the article, no nav or ads - with the title, link and date up top, and its images downloaded right alongside.

No cloud. No account. Every clip is a plain .md file in a folder you choose - yours to read, edit, and keep offline.

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7-day free trial, no card. €10 once - the current major version, on up to 7 Macs · Safari · macOS 14+

How it works

The page you're reading, as a file.

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One click, article only

Click the menu-bar icon on any Safari page. Web Clipper pulls out the actual article - nav, ads and sidebars stripped away. Comparing tools? See every way to save a web page as Markdown.

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Clean Markdown with front matter

Saved as a .md file with title, url, date and author at the top - ready for any notes app or static site.

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Images kept locally

Every image is downloaded into a folder next to the clip and re-linked, so it still reads perfectly with no connection.

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Your folder, your files

Choose where clips land - Documents, a vault, anywhere. If Markdown Viewer is your default, each clip opens right there.

The promise

A bookmark rots. A file doesn't.

A read-it-later service can shut down, paywall your queue, or quietly re-render the page. Web Clipper takes the opposite bet: the moment something's worth keeping, it becomes plain Markdown on your disk - no login, no sync, no server that has to still exist next year.

Why

Read-it-later, without handing it to anyone.

Clipping the web usually means an account and a company holding your reading. Web Clipper does the extraction locally - the same reader-mode cleanup your browser does, turned into a Markdown file you own. It runs entirely on your Mac and asks for one thing: permission to read the page in Safari.

Feature summary

Article extraction. Click the menu-bar icon on any Safari page. Web Clipper pulls out the actual article - nav, ads and sidebars stripped away.
Markdown front matter output. Saved as a.md file with title, url, date and author at the top - ready for any notes app or static site.
Local image download. Every image is downloaded into a folder next to the clip and re-linked, so it still reads perfectly with no connection.
User-selected storage folder. Choose where clips land - Documents, a vault, anywhere. If Markdown Viewer is your default, each clip opens right there.
Source. Any Safari page, from the menu bar
Output. One.md file with title, url, date and author
Image handling. Downloaded next to the clip and re-linked
Location. Any folder you choose

Details

Product details

Version1.0.10
Version1.0.10
RequiresmacOS 14 or later
SourceAny Safari page, from the menu bar
OutputOne .md file with title, url, date and author
ImagesDownloaded next to the clip and re-linked
LocationAny folder you choose
PrivacyRuns entirely on your Mac; no account, nothing uploaded
License€10 once, 7-day trial; one key for up to 7 Macs

Quick answers

Questions about PX7 Markdown Web Clipper

What is PX7 Markdown Web Clipper?: Save Safari articles as clean Markdown with local copies of their images. Native Mac capture with readable filenames and no cloud account.
Where does PX7 Markdown Web Clipper do its work?: PX7 Markdown Web Clipper works directly with the Markdown files stored on your Mac.
How much does PX7 Markdown Web Clipper cost?: PX7 Markdown Web Clipper costs €10 once. It includes a seven-day trial, and one app-specific key can be used on up to seven Macs. There is no subscription.
Which Macs can run PX7 Markdown Web Clipper?: macOS 14 or later
How do I save a web page as Markdown?: From the menu bar, capture the Safari page you are reading and it is written as one .md file with the title, url, date and author at the top. PX7 Markdown Web Clipper saves it wherever you choose.
Is there a Markdown web clipper for Safari?: Yes. This one works directly with Safari rather than requiring a different browser or a browser extension store account.
Can I save an article together with its images?: Yes — images are downloaded next to the clip and the links are rewritten to point at the local copies.
Can I keep a readable copy after the original page disappears?: That is the point of clipping locally: the Markdown file and its images are on your Mac, so the copy survives the page going away.