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Use when you need a short, sourced explanation of a topic, place, organization, product or concept: returns the Wikipedia article's lead section as plain text plus title, short description, thumbnail and original image, page URL, Wikidata ID and last-modified time, in any Wikipedia language (redirects followed). Every response carries the CC BY-SA 4.0 license, credit line and source link required

Reader Pro: fetch a public web page and return structured data, no LLM: OpenGraph/meta tags, parsed JSON-LD (schema.org), HTML tables as row objects, deduped internal/external links, emails/phones/social profiles, heading outline, images with alt text, plus optional CSS-selector fields.

Use for current events, monitoring a company/person/topic in the press, finding recent coverage before answering, or building news digests. Returns up to 20 articles with title, direct article url (no redirect wrapper), publisher, published time (ISO 8601), snippet and image when available. sort=date for newest first; freshness=hour|day|week|month to limit age; market for regional editions (en-US,

Compress images to reduce file size with configurable quality. A photo compressed to quality 30 is typically 90-95% smaller with acceptable visual quality. Useful for reducing storage costs, optimizing web page load times, preparing image uploads, and bandwidth reduction for mobile users. Accepts PNG, JPEG, WebP, AVIF. Returns JPEG.

Convert URL, PDF, HTML, or image to structured Markdown (title, sections, word count)

Convert any web page URL to clean Markdown for LLMs and agents: fetches the page, removes navigation, ads, scripts and boilerplate, keeps the main article content with headings, lists, tables, links, images and code blocks, and returns title, meta description, word count, headings outline and outbound links. Web scraping, article extraction, readability and HTML-to-Markdown in one call, no API key

Convert an uploaded image into terminal-friendly ASCII art.

Run fast HTML accessibility heuristics for language, title, headings, images, links, buttons, and form controls.

Technical SEO audit of one page: HTTP status, redirect chain, title and meta description length, H1 count, canonical, robots meta, hreflang, Open Graph and Twitter tags, JSON-LD types, images without alt text, link counts, security headers (HSTS, CSP, X-Frame-Options), technology detection (CMS, framework, analytics, CDN) and a prioritised issue list with a 0-100 score. Static HTML only; honours r

Search copies AfterImage already fetched. Does not hit the live web. Empty hits: GET /v1/page with the URL.