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Save DEV.to as Markdown
Save exports DEV.to articles as clean Markdown — exactly how they were written, with code blocks, headings, and embedded media preserved.
★★★★★ Chrome Web Store · 3 free saves per month · no account required
What Save captures from DEV.to
- ✓ Full article body with headings, code blocks, and lists intact
- ✓ Author name, handle, reading-time, and publish date
- ✓ Tags and canonical URL
- ✓ Inline images and embedded content as Markdown references
What gets stripped
- × "Recommended posts" and author-follow rails
- × Reactions and comment-count UI
- × Sticky nav and sidebars
Save uses site-specific AI prompts to tell noise from content. The Markdown you get is optimised for note-taking apps (Obsidian, Notion) and AI context windows (Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini).
How to save a DEV.to page as Markdown
- Step 1
Install Save for Chrome
Grab the extension from the Chrome Web Store. Free, no account needed for the first 3 saves per month.
- Step 2
Open any DEV.to page
Navigate to the page you want to save. Save auto-detects the site and picks the right extraction rule.
- Step 3
Click the Save icon
Clean Markdown, instantly. Copy to clipboard or download as a
.mdfile.
Example: DEV.to → Markdown
Point the extension at https://dev.to/username/example-article and the output is a structured Markdown file with frontmatter metadata, clean headings, and lossless content — ready to drop into Obsidian, Notion, or an LLM prompt.
FAQ — DEV.to to Markdown
Does Save preserve DEV.to code blocks?
Yes — code blocks come through with their language identifier, ready for syntax-highlighted rendering in Obsidian, VS Code, or any Markdown viewer.
What about DEV.to comments?
Save captures top-level comments with author + timestamp. Deeply-nested sub-comments are summarised.
Also works on
Save supports 300+ sites with site-specific extraction rules. Here are a few close cousins of DEV.to:
Stop copy-pasting from DEV.to.
Save gives you clean Markdown in one click. Free for 3 saves a month, $5.99/mo for unlimited.