Remove HTML tags from a pasted snippet while keeping the human-readable text between elements. Useful when you copy rendered page fragments, email templates, or CMS exports and need plain text for search indexing, diffing, or chat tools.
How it works
The tool applies a tag-stripping pass that removes <tag> markers. It does not parse the full DOM tree or execute scripts. Content inside tags becomes part of the output string after tags are removed.
When to use it
- Preview what users will read after tags are removed
- Prepare snippets for full-text search or NLP pipelines
- Quickly clean boilerplate markup from archived HTML
Limitations
This is not an HTML sanitizer. Script bodies, entities, and malformed markup may leave unexpected characters. For untrusted HTML displayed in a browser, use a dedicated sanitizer such as DOMPurify instead of tag stripping alone.
Example
For example, enter the default sample values on the form and compare the output with a known reference; adjust one input at a time to see how the result changes.