The Strip HTML tool by Webtexttools is a fast and reliable way to clean your text by removing all HTML tags. Whether you're copying content from websites, emails, or code editors, this free tool helps you extract plain text in seconds. Simply paste your HTML, and the tool will automatically generate clean, tag-free output you can copy, clear, or download as an HTML file. Ideal for developers, content writers, SEO specialists, and anyone who needs clean text for editing, publishing, or analysis. No installation needed, 100% browser-based and mobile-friendly.
Frequently Asked Questions
This tool removes all HTML tags from your content, leaving clean, plain text ready for editing, publishing, or analysis.
Stripping HTML is useful when you want to extract plain text from web pages, emails, or code for editing, SEO analysis, content processing, or import into other applications.
Paste your HTML content into the input box and the tool will automatically remove all tags. You can then copy, clear, or download the cleaned text.
Web developers, content writers, SEO specialists, researchers, and anyone who needs plain text extracted from HTML content.
Yes, the tool can handle reasonably large HTML files, though extremely large files may be limited by your browser's memory and performance.
Yes, all text content is preserved while all HTML tags, scripts, and styles are removed.
Yes, all processing happens locally in your browser. Your content is never stored or transmitted.
Yes, after stripping HTML tags, you can download the clean text as an HTML or plain text file.
Yes, the Strip HTML Tags tool is completely free and requires no installation or registration.
Typical uses include extracting content from web pages, cleaning copied text for documents or CMS, preparing text for SEO analysis, converting HTML emails into plain text, and processing text for scripts or programming.
After stripping HTML, review the text for formatting issues, remove extra whitespace, and ensure that special characters are properly displayed or encoded.