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url2llm turns public URLs into content your application can use. Read a page as Markdown or HTML, capture its appearance, collect links and media, or inspect the visual identity visible on the page.

Quickstart

Get an API key, send a request, and check the response.

Try the Playground

Inspect a public page in the dashboard before writing an integration.

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Make a request

Get an organization API key and set URL2LLM_API_KEY as described in the quickstart. This request returns the main page content as Markdown:
Read data.markdown after checking the response’s success flag. data.metadata preserves the source URL, final URL, source status, and credits used. The quickstart includes cURL, Node.js, and Python examples.

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Choose an operation

A scrape reads one page synchronously. Map discovers URLs without scraping each one. Your application selects pages and owns multi-page scheduling, indexing, storage, and refreshes.

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Choose a page output

Markdown and HTML

Extract readable text or preserve markup for your workflow.

Screenshots

Capture the viewport or full page as an inline image or public URL.

Links and assets

Inspect page anchors and referenced images or videos.

Branding

Read the visual identity expressed by a rendered page.
JavaScript rendering is enabled by default. Multiple supported formats can share one page fetch, and currently add no format or browser credit surcharge. Each ordinary scrape fetches fresh content. Use browser rendering for mobile, location, headers, and timing options.

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Account and operations

Signup provisions your first organization automatically. Every key in the organization shares its credit balance; personal sign-in and team roles control dashboard access separately.

API keys

Create credentials, choose scopes, reveal secrets, rotate, and revoke keys.

Team access

Invite teammates, assign roles, and remove organization access.

Billing and plans

Manage monthly allowances, prepaid credits, and auto-recharge.

Usage and activity

Inspect requests, key usage, charges, and released reservations.

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Before production

Read authentication, retries and idempotency, and errors and limits. Check a representative page’s output before scaling, keep its source metadata, and use a separate key for each service. The API reference is generated from the implemented OpenAPI contract. The separate Draft API and draft scrape guide describe proposed controls. Use the implemented guides for requests to the current API.