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Documentation Index

Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://web2md.org/docs/llms.txt

Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

Overview

Collections let you organize your conversions into folders — like “React Research”, “Competitor Analysis”, or “Weekly Reading”. Group related content, browse it later, and export entire collections as a single merged Markdown file.
Collections is a Pro-only feature.

Creating a collection

1

Open the Collections tab

In the Web2MD popup, navigate to the Collections tab.
2

Create a new collection

Click New Collection, enter a name, and optionally choose a parent collection for nesting.
3

Start adding conversions

Add conversions from the History tab, or assign them during conversion.

Adding conversions to a collection

There are two ways to add content:

From History

Open the History tab, find a conversion, and use the folder dropdown to assign it to a collection.

Nested collections

Create sub-collections inside any collection for deeper organization. For example: Research → Frontend → React.

Browsing collections

The Collections tab shows all your folders in a tree view. Click into any collection to see its contents:
  • Conversion title, URL, and date
  • AI summary and tags (if available)
  • Quick actions: open original page, re-convert, remove from collection

Exporting a collection

Click Export on any collection to generate a single merged Markdown file containing all items in that collection. The export includes:
  • A table of contents with links to each section
  • Each conversion separated by a heading and horizontal rule
  • Source URLs and metadata preserved
Exporting a collection is a fast way to build a research document or study guide from multiple sources.

Compile Wiki

Turn any collection into an AI-generated knowledge base — downloadable as an Obsidian-ready ZIP file.
Compile Wiki requires a Pro plan.

How it works

1

Open a collection

Navigate to the Collections tab and open the collection you want to compile.
2

Click the brain icon

Hover over the collection header to reveal the Compile Wiki button (brain icon).
3

AI generates concept articles

Web2MD analyzes all conversions in the collection and generates interconnected concept articles with wikilinks.
4

Download the ZIP

The result is an Obsidian-ready ZIP containing:
  • Individual concept .md files with wikilinks ([[Related Concept]])
  • An INDEX.md with links to all articles
  • YAML frontmatter on each file

Example

If your collection contains 10 articles about “React Server Components”, Compile Wiki might generate:
  • Server Components.md — Overview with links to [[Streaming]], [[Suspense]], [[Data Fetching]]
  • Streaming.md — How streaming works with links back to [[Server Components]]
  • Data Fetching.md — Patterns for data loading in RSC
  • INDEX.md — Master list of all generated articles
Compile Wiki works best with collections of 5-20 related articles on a specific topic. The AI uses the content to identify key concepts and create cross-linked articles.

Managing collections

ActionHow
CreateCollections tab → New Collection
RenameClick the collection name → Edit
NestDrag a collection into another, or set parent on creation
DeleteClick the trash icon on any collection (conversions are not deleted, just unassigned)
Deleting a collection removes the folder only. Your conversions remain in History and can be reassigned to other collections.

Data storage

All collection data is stored in your Web2MD account and syncs across devices. Your organized knowledge stays with you as long as you have an active Pro subscription.