HTML tags remover
Strip HTML Tags
Removes all HTML markup, leaving clean plain text. The essential step when copying content from web pages into documents, when feeding web text to analysis tools, or when user input must be sanitized for plain-text display.
Not a Security Tool
Stripping tags is not sufficient XSS protection on its own — event handlers and tricky encodings can survive naive stripping. For displaying user HTML safely, use a proper sanitizer library.
How to Use the HTML Tags Remover
Strip every HTML tag from copied or scraped content and keep only the readable plain text underneath. It is the fastest way to get clean, unformatted words out of messy markup.
- Paste HTML source or rich content copied from a web page into the input box.
- The tool removes all tags — divs, spans, links, attributes, and everything else — while preserving the text.
- Copy the clean plain-text result for use in documents, spreadsheets, or analysis.
Example
<p>Hello <strong>world</strong>!</p> → Hello world! — formatting gone, words intact.
Frequently Asked Questions
When is this useful?
Cleaning text scraped from websites, copying article content into a plain document, preparing text for word counts, or feeding content into tools that cannot handle markup.
Are links and images kept?
No. Anchor text survives but URLs are dropped, and images disappear entirely — only human-readable text remains.
Does it preserve line breaks?
Block-level elements like paragraphs and list items are typically converted to line breaks, so the text stays readable instead of collapsing into one wall of words.