Remove HTML tags
Paste your HTML code: the tool strips every tag, decodes the entities (like é → é) and hands back plain text only, ready to copy.
Why a real parser beats find-and-replace
Deleting tags with a simple search for <…> breaks easily: attributes that contain a greater-than sign, comments, and <script> or <style> blocks whose contents are code, not readable text. This tool uses DOMParser, the same engine your browser uses to interpret web pages: tags are genuinely recognized, scripts and stylesheets are discarded in full, and entities such as &, é or ’ become normal characters again. The code is only parsed, never executed: any scripts in the pasted markup stay inert.
Typical uses: from newsletters to spreadsheets
You need this whenever the HTML wrapping is in the way: turning a newsletter into its plain-text version, pasting the content of a web page into Excel or Word without dragging the formatting along, cleaning up an export from a CMS or an old blog, or prepping text for a word counter or a text message. The result keeps the line breaks found in the source and collapses runs of extra blank lines.