Minify HTML markup by removing comments and unneeded whitespace.
Convert HTML markup (headings, links, tables, lists) to clean Markdown.
Render GFM Markdown into clean HTML markup with code syntax.
Beautify and indent CSS rules, properties, and media queries.
Beautify and indent JavaScript and TypeScript code blocks.
Format and indent XML documents with proper nesting and tag alignment.
Minified or auto-generated HTML, common in scraped pages or CMS output, is nearly unreadable without proper indentation. This HTML formatter parses your markup and reformats it with consistent indentation and standard tag nesting, making the document structure clear at a glance. It's a go-to tool for developers reviewing scraped or generated HTML, students learning markup structure, and anyone debugging a layout issue who needs to see the real nesting of elements. The formatter handles self-closing tags, inline elements, and void elements according to HTML conventions so the output looks the way a developer would hand-write it. Since everything runs client-side in your browser, your markup is never uploaded to a server, and there's no signup required. Paste your HTML below to see it beautifully formatted instantly.
It rewrites compact or minified HTML with consistent indentation and line breaks so the tag structure is easy to read, without altering the actual markup content.
It will attempt to indent the markup as-is, but it doesn't automatically repair missing or mismatched tags - use it alongside careful review for malformed HTML.
Yes, style and script blocks within the HTML are preserved and indented along with the surrounding markup.
No, formatting happens entirely in your browser using client-side JavaScript, so your markup is never sent anywhere.
Yes, you can toggle to a minified view of the same markup for production use.
You can choose common indent widths, typically 2 or 4 spaces, to match your project's coding style.
Yes, since processing is entirely local, even large multi-kilobyte pages format almost instantly.