Remove HTML Tags
Strip every HTML tag from copied web content in one click — perfect for cleaning CMS exports and scraped pages.
How to Use This Remove HTML Tags
Step 1
Paste your HTML-laden text
Step 2
See plain text without any tags
Step 3
Run HTML entity decoder if needed
Step 4
Hit Copy and use the clean text
What Is Remove HTML Tags?
You copied content from a webpage and now there's <div> and <span> markup everywhere. Plain-text contexts can't render it and it makes the copy unreadable.
Paste your HTML and get clean text without any tags.
If you're scraping articles, you strip markup before NLP processing. If you're migrating CMS content, you clean legacy tags between platforms. If you're prepping email content for plain-text fallbacks, you remove rich formatting fast.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does it remove scripts and styles?
Yes, <script> and <style> blocks strip along with their content.
Tip: Don't rely on this for security — sanitize server-side too.
What happens to link URLs?
The visible link text stays; the href is stripped with the <a> tag.
Tip: Use Find and Replace to preserve specific URLs first.
Does it decode entities like &?
No, entities pass through as-is. Use an HTML entity decoder after.
Tip: Stack tools for full text extraction.
Will image alt text survive?
No, <img> tags strip entirely with their alt attributes.
Tip: Extract alt separately for accessibility migrations.
Does it preserve paragraph breaks?
Block structure flattens. Convert <p> and <br> to newlines first if you need breaks.
Tip: Run HTML-to-markdown first for structured output.
Does it work on partial HTML fragments?
Yes, it strips tags from any HTML, valid or partial.
Tip: Great for cleaning email signature copy.