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
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Open the Collections tab
In the Web2MD popup, navigate to the Collections tab.
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Create a new collection
Click New Collection, enter a name, and optionally choose a parent collection for nesting.
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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
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
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Open a collection
Navigate to the Collections tab and open the collection you want to compile.
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Click the brain icon
Hover over the collection header to reveal the Compile Wiki button (brain icon).
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AI generates concept articles
Web2MD analyzes all conversions in the collection and generates interconnected concept articles with wikilinks.
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Download the ZIP
The result is an Obsidian-ready ZIP containing:
- Individual concept
.mdfiles with wikilinks ([[Related Concept]]) - An
INDEX.mdwith 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 RSCINDEX.md— Master list of all generated articles