Strip HTML Tags
Remove all HTML tags from a snippet and keep just the plain text.
When you want the words from an HTML snippet but not the markup, Strip HTML Tags removes every tag and leaves just the readable text — perfect for pulling plain content out of copied web source.
How to use strip html tags
- 1. Paste your HTML.
- 2. All tags are removed, leaving the text.
- 3. Copy the plain text.
When to use Strip HTML Tags
Extract plain content
Get just the text out of an HTML block copied from a page or email.
Clean before reuse
Remove markup so content can be pasted somewhere as plain text.
Quick text preview
See what an HTML snippet says without the tags in the way.
What's kept and what's dropped
You get the text a reader would see. The contents of <script>, <style>, <noscript> and <template> are removed entirely, not just their tags. Links keep their text but lose the address, and images disappear along with their alt text. The HTML is read by your browser's parser without running any scripts in it, so it's safe to paste source from any page.
Frequently asked questions
Does it decode entities too?
Yes — &, , é and the rest come out as the characters they stand for.
Will the text keep its line breaks?
Yes. Paragraphs, headings, list items, table rows and <br> become line breaks, extra spaces are collapsed, and there's never more than one blank line in a row.
Is my input uploaded?
No — it's processed in your browser.