CleanCopy
The article of any page, clean and ready to paste
- Copy as formatted text
- Ads, menus and pop-ups removed
- Free preview before you pay
What to clean
Preview
Your preview appears here
How it works
Paste a link or the copied text
A public page, or anything you copied from a page, a document or an e-mail.
Look at the clean article
The free preview shows the first part, without ads, menus, buttons or hidden styles.
Copy it where you need it
One click copies the article with its formatting; Markdown and plain text are there too.
The article, without what surrounds it
Copying text from a web page brings its fonts, colours, buttons and hidden styles along. Pasted into a document or an e-mail, it looks broken and takes time to clean by hand.
Paste a link, or paste what you copied. CleanCopy keeps the article only, with its headings, lists, bold text, links, tables and pictures, and leaves out the rest. One click copies it as formatted text, ready for Word, Google Docs or an e-mail; Markdown and plain text are there too.
Who it is for
- Content editors who move articles between sites, newsletters and documents.
- Researchers and students who quote sources in their own papers.
- Anyone who pastes web text into an e-mail and wants it to look clean.
What you get
- The article only: no menus, ads, buttons, cookie bars or hidden styles.
- A copy-as-formatted-text button for Word, Google Docs and e-mail.
- Markdown and plain text, plus HTML, Markdown and text files to download.
- A free preview of the first part of the article.
Packs for this tool
See all prices- 5 copies$2.00$0.40 per unit
- 30 copiesMost popular$5.00$0.17 per unit
Frequently asked questions
Where can I paste the result?
Into Word, Google Docs, an e-mail or a site editor: headings, lists, bold text, links and tables keep their look, without the original page's fonts and colours.
What is in the free preview?
The first part of the article with its formatting. The run unlocks the whole text and the three files: HTML, Markdown and plain text.
Is anything from the page run on my device?
No. The article is rebuilt from an allowed list of elements: scripts, frames, forms and tracking code are never copied.
What does one copy cost?
One unit for one article. Nothing is taken until the files are created.
What does copy as formatted text do?
It puts the article on your clipboard with its formatting, so pasting into Word, Google Docs or an e-mail keeps headings, lists, bold text, links and tables.
Can I paste text instead of a link?
Yes. Paste what you copied from a page, a document or an e-mail; its formatting is read and cleaned the same way.
Is any of the page's code kept?
No. The article is rebuilt from an allowed list of elements, so scripts, frames, forms and styles are never copied.
Goes well with
Who uses the tools
- Clean copy tools for content editorsFor content editors and newsletter writers: copy articles without ads or broken styles, as formatted text or Markdown, and save pages as clean documents.
- Reading tools for researchers and studentsFor researchers and students: save sources as clean PDF and Word files, take tables from reports into Excel, and copy articles without ads.