When you copy from a website, the words often arrive with HTML tags, inline styles and bits of code attached. That is useful to a browser, but not to a document, email or notes app.
Use plain text when the formatting is not helping
Paste the source into whyaiai, choose whether to keep list bullets or link URLs, and strip the markup. Headings and paragraphs are spaced so the result is still easy to read.
What the converter leaves out
Scripts, styles, hidden elements and embedded objects are removed. The wording is not rewritten or summarized. It is simply separated from the HTML around it.
Try the HTML-to-text converter with a snippet or a local file up to 5 MB.