Remove HTML markup and review the resulting plain text.
The HTML Tags Stripper extracts plain text from HTML markup. Paste a snippet containing tags such as <div>, <span>, and <p>, then review the output before reusing it in a text field or document.
<p>Hello <b>world</b>, welcome!</p>Hello world, welcome!The example removes the paragraph and bold tags while keeping the words. More complex markup may need a spacing check, especially where separate blocks or line breaks meet.
Use the output for content migration, writing, or data preparation. Check entities, nested elements, and any script or style text rather than assuming that every source produces only visible page copy.
Removing tags is not a substitute for security sanitization or output escaping. If you later insert the text into HTML, handle it using the destination application's normal safety rules. This tool also does not reproduce a page's layout or provide an accessibility audit.
Use the Camel Case Converter if the extracted text needs to become an identifier.
How to Use HTML Tags Stripper - Extract Plain Text from Markup
Enter the HTML snippet in HTML Input. Keep a copy of the original if you need its formatting later.
Check Plain Text Output for missing spaces, entity text, or content you do not want to keep.
Use Copy beside the output, then paste the result into the plain-text field or document you are preparing.
Remove HTML markup and review the resulting plain text.
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