HTML Tag Remover
Strip HTML tags and convert pasted markup into readable plain text with decoded entities.
What it does
HTML tags are useful for browsers but noisy when you need the actual text for docs, spreadsheets, prompts, emails, search indexes, or bug reports.
This tool parses pasted HTML in the browser when possible, keeps visible text, decodes entities such as `&` and ` `, removes scripts and styles, and adds line breaks around block-level content.
Common uses
- Clean snippets copied from a web page, CMS, email template, rich text editor, or generated HTML response.
- Strip tags from headings, paragraphs, lists, tables, and links while keeping readable text spacing.
- Keep link URLs when the destination is useful in the plain-text output.
- Remove scripts, styles, comments, and markup before pasting text into another tool.
Watch outs
- This produces plain text, not sanitized HTML. Use a sanitizer when you need safe HTML output.
- Hidden text controlled only by CSS classes cannot always be distinguished from visible text in a pasted snippet.
- Malformed HTML is handled by the browser parser when available, but extremely broken markup may still need cleanup.
Privacy
HTML cleanup runs in your browser. Pasted markup is not sent to Crypto Lambda.
FAQ
Does this sanitize HTML?
No. It removes tags to produce plain text. It is not intended to produce safe HTML for rendering.
Are scripts and styles included?
No. Script, style, and template contents are dropped because they are not visible page text.
Are HTML entities decoded?
Yes. Common named entities and numeric entities are decoded into normal text characters.
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