Remove all HTML tags and get clean plain text from any markup.
The HTML Tags Stripper removes every HTML tag from your input and returns clean, readable plain text. Whenever you copy content from a web page, a CMS, a rich-text editor, or an email and end up with a tangle of <div>, <span>, and <p> tags, paste it here to keep just the words. The result is ready to drop into a plain-text field, a database, or a fresh document.
HTML wraps content in tags that describe structure and styling, but those tags are noise when all you want is the text. The stripper parses your input, discards the tags, and preserves the visible text content in reading order. It is a fast way to sanitise pasted markup without manually deleting tags one by one or fighting with a code editor.
Leftover markup causes real problems downstream. Plain-text systems — SMS fields, chat messages, CSV cells, search indexes — can break or display raw tags when fed HTML. Pasted markup also carries hidden inline styles that clash with wherever you paste it, and it inflates character counts so a message that looks short blows past a limit. Reducing content to its underlying words gives you a clean, predictable starting point that behaves the same everywhere you reuse it.
Strip a small snippet of markup:
<p>Hello <b>world</b>, welcome!</p>Hello world, welcome!The paragraph and bold tags are removed, but the words they contained — and the spacing between them — stay intact, giving you clean plain text.
For the best output, paste the full markup rather than a fragment cut mid-tag, so the parser can match opening and closing tags correctly. If the source contains scripts or style blocks, those are structural rather than readable content and are removed along with the tags. When you plan to reuse the text in another HTML context, remember that stripping tags gives you plain words — you will re-apply any formatting you want in the destination, which is usually exactly the point.
Yes — only the tags themselves are removed; the visible text content is preserved.
Yes. Deeply nested markup is flattened down to its plain text.
Its focus is removing tags to give you clean, usable text output you can reuse anywhere.
Yes — paste any amount of markup and it returns just the text.
Yes — those are non-readable structural elements and are stripped with the tags.
No. Stripping happens locally in your browser.
Pair it with the Camel Case Converter for identifier formatting, or other Tooloogle text utilities for counting and cleanup.
How to Use HTML Tags Stripper
Paste the markup you want to clean.
All HTML tags are removed instantly, leaving plain text.
Copy the clean plain text for reuse.
Remove all HTML tags and get clean plain text from any markup.
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