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Remove HTML tags and extract clean text content
Execution
Fill in the form, run the tool, and review the result in one place.
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Tool usage guide
The HTML Tag Stripper is a precise utility designed to remove HTML markup from your content, leaving behind only clean, readable text. Whether you are processing web scrapes, cleaning up CMS exports, or preparing data for analysis, this tool ensures your text is free from unnecessary code and formatting artifacts.
Background
A researcher scraped several blog posts to analyze keywords, but the data was cluttered with <div>, <span>, and <script> tags.
Problem
The raw HTML made it impossible to perform accurate word counts or keyword analysis.
How to use
Paste the scraped HTML into the input, ensure 'Remove Script & Style Tags' is checked, and click process.
Outcome
The tool returned a clean, readable text file ready for immediate keyword analysis.
Background
The marketing team needed to repurpose a web-based announcement for a plain-text email blast.
Problem
The original source contained complex layout tags that would break the plain-text email format.
How to use
Input the HTML, enable 'Preserve Line Breaks', and set 'Decode HTML Entities' to ensure symbols like © appear correctly.
Outcome
A perfectly formatted plain-text version of the announcement that preserves the original paragraph structure.
Yes, you can use the 'Keep These Tags' field to specify which tags should remain in the output, and toggle the 'Preserve Line Breaks' option to maintain document structure.
Yes, the 'Remove Script & Style Tags' option is enabled by default to ensure that all embedded scripts and styles are completely stripped from the final text.
If 'Decode HTML Entities' is enabled, the tool automatically converts these entities into their standard character equivalents (e.g., & becomes &).
The tool is designed to handle large blocks of text, but performance may vary depending on your browser's memory capacity for very large inputs.
No, all processing is performed locally in your browser, ensuring your data remains private and secure.