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PubMed to Markdown Converter
Convert any PubMed article to clean Markdown by pasting the URL or PMID below. inktomd fetches the article abstract, metadata, and available full text, returning structured Markdown ready for AI analysis, literature reviews, and research synthesis.
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To convert a PubMed article to Markdown, paste the PubMed URL or article PMID into the field below. inktomd fetches the abstract, authors, journal, publication date, and available full text as clean structured Markdown.
Frequently asked questions
Does it work with just a PMID number?
Yes, you can simply paste the PMID.
Does it include the full article text or just the abstract?
It retrieves the abstract and the full text if it is publicly accessible.
Can I convert PubMed Central (PMC) full text articles?
Yes, public PMC articles are fully supported.
Does it work with DOI links?
Currently optimized for PubMed URLs and PMIDs.
Can I convert multiple PubMed articles at once?
You need to convert them one by one.
Can I use a PMID instead of a URL?
Yes, you can paste either the full PubMed URL or just the PMID (PubMed ID) number.
Does it extract the full text of the article?
It extracts the abstract, authors, and metadata. If the article is available in PubMed Central (PMC) as an open-access full text, it attempts to extract the full text.
Are citations and references included?
The reference list at the end of the article is typically stripped to save AI tokens, focusing the output on the core research.
Does it work with paywalled papers?
No, the converter can only access content that is publicly available on PubMed or PMC.
Are MeSH terms extracted?
MeSH terms and keywords are preserved when available in the public metadata.
Will my research queries be stored?
No. The URL is processed instantly and no record of your conversion is kept.
Why convert PubMed articles to Markdown?
It provides a clean, standardized format for feeding medical literature into LLMs for summarization, data extraction, or literature reviews.
Need a different format?
We support 28 formats.