HTML Tag Remover
Remove all the HTML tags from content, leaving just the plain text.
Text without the markup
Sometimes you want the words from a piece of HTML, not the tags — the readable content of a page, an email, or a snippet, with all the angle-bracket markup stripped away. This removes the HTML tags and hands back plain text, so you can reuse the content without dragging its formatting along.
Paste the HTML and the tags are stripped out.
Cleaning content for reuse
Stripping tags is a common step when moving content between systems: pulling the text out of a formatted email, cleaning HTML copied from a page before pasting it somewhere plain, or preparing content for analysis where the markup would only get in the way. A good strip also tidies the result, collapsing the extra whitespace that removing tags tends to leave behind, so you get clean, flowing text rather than a gappy mess.
Common questions
What does it remove?
All the HTML tags, leaving just the readable text content, with extra whitespace tidied up.
When is it useful?
Pulling text from a formatted email or page, or cleaning HTML before pasting it somewhere that needs plain text.
Is my content uploaded?
No. The stripping happens in your browser.