Removes HTML tags
Elements such as div, p, strong, a, tables, and lists are removed while their readable text is preserved.
HTML Stripper
Paste HTML and convert it into clean plain text. Scripts, styles, tags, and attributes are removed locally in your browser.
Live HTML Cleaning
Paste markup on the left and get clean, tag-free text on the right. The result updates as you type.
All processing happens in your browser, so pasted content is not sent to a server.
An HTML stripper removes markup from a document and leaves plain text that is easier to reuse, edit, search, or paste into another system.
Web pages are built from tags, attributes, scripts, and styles. Those details are useful to browsers, but they get in the way when you only need the words. A browser-based HTML to text converter cleans the source without manual find-and-replace work.
This tool is useful for content migration, editorial cleanup, SEO review, research notes, support macros, and any workflow where formatted web content needs to become simple text.
The cleaner uses the browser parser to read the markup, remove non-content blocks, and extract the visible text.
Elements such as div, p, strong, a, tables, and lists are removed while their readable text is preserved.
Script and style blocks are discarded before text extraction so code does not leak into the final result.
Extra spaces, tabs, and line breaks are collapsed into cleaner spacing for easier copying.
Editors can turn web drafts into clean copy for email, CMS fields, spreadsheets, or social posts. Developers can inspect imported content without formatting noise.
SEO and content teams can extract page text for keyword review, duplication checks, and audits while ignoring markup that does not matter to the analysis.
Yes. You can paste and clean HTML without creating an account or paying for usage.
No. The conversion runs in your browser, so the text you paste into the tool is processed locally.
Script and style blocks are removed before text is extracted, which keeps code and CSS out of the cleaned result.
The tool uses the browser DOM parser, which can recover from many common markup mistakes better than a simple regular expression.