Export Medium articles & reading lists to clean Markdown. 📄✨ Keep images, metadata & structure intact — works offline, privacy-first, completely free. No subscriptions or limits. Perfect for writers, researchers, and readers who want to own their content.

Hey Product Hunt! 👋 I built Medium Exporter because I was frustrated with losing track of great articles buried in my Medium reading list. I wanted a way to own my content — offline, organized, and in a clean format. What it does: 📄 Export any Medium article to Markdown instantly 📚 Batch export your full reading list as a ZIP 🖼️ Keeps images + metadata intact 🔒 100% privacy: no accounts, no tracking, works offline 🆓 Totally free & open source Who it’s for: Writers backing up their saved posts Researchers + students collecting references Content creators building libraries Anyone who wants long-term access to their reading list I’d love your feedback 🙏 — what features would make this most useful for you? Should I add more export formats, integrations, or something else? Thanks for checking it out — and I hope it helps you take control of your reading list! – Adrian

Must-have! Free and offline is great. How do you manage to scrape offline?

@upvote_plz Thank you very much for your feedback!🙌 It's completely processing all in your local browser, so you just need to have the article page open. The extension works directly in your browser, it parses the article’s HTML and converts it to Markdown locally. No external requests, everything stays offline.

Must-have! Free and offline is great. How do you manage to scrape offline?