Email HTML
Newsletter and marketing emails paste as heavy markup with tables, styles, and tracking links.
Strip `<p>`, `<div>`, scripts, and styles from pasted markup to recover plain readable textβwith optional entity decoding.
Remove HTML Tags
Extract visible text from HTML with control over links, scripts, and entities.
Paste or type HTML to convert to plain text.
Your text stays in your browser β nothing is uploaded.
HTML snippet β Plain text
HTML input
<p>Hello <strong>World</strong></p> <a href="https://example.com">Read more</a>
Plain text (URLs extracted)
Hello World Read more (https://example.com)
Newsletter and marketing emails paste as heavy markup with tables, styles, and tracking links.
CMS editor exports include block comments, shortcodes, and inline formatting tags.
Scraped pages contain navigation, scripts, and layout markup mixed with article content.
Feed descriptions often ship HTML-encoded summaries with entities and inline tags.
AI tools may return formatted HTML snippets that need plain text for other apps.
Raw HTML in datasets adds noise β visible-text extraction improves readability and NLP prep.
<p>)Block-level text containers β can become line breaks when keep line breaks is enabled.
<a>)Anchor text stays visible; enable Extract URLs to append href values in parentheses.
<strong>)Emphasis markup is removed while the inner text content is preserved.
<img>)Alt text can be preserved as visible plain text when the option is enabled.
<script>)JavaScript blocks are stripped entirely β they never execute in this tool.
<style>)CSS blocks are removed so stylesheet rules do not appear in plain text output.
| Element | HTML | Plain text |
|---|---|---|
| Paragraph | <p>Hello world</p> |
Hello world |
| Strong | <strong>Important</strong> |
Important |
| Link + URL | <a href="https://x.com">Visit</a> |
Visit (https://x.com) |
| Image alt | <img alt="Chart showing growth"> |
Chart showing growth |
| Entity | Tom & Jerry |
Tom & Jerry |
| Line break | Line 1<br>Line 2 |
Line 1 [newline] Line 2 |
HTML is a markup language for structure and presentation β not plain reading text. Tags tell browsers and email clients how to render content, which is why pasted HTML needs conversion for analysis and reuse.
Pages use HTML for headings, navigation, forms, and embedded media.
HTML emails rely on tables and inline styles for cross-client layout.
WordPress and other CMS tools store formatted content as HTML in the database.
Syndication formats embed HTML descriptions inside XML item fields.
Extracted page HTML includes chrome, ads, and scripts alongside main content.
Entities encode special characters in HTML. Enable Decode HTML entities to convert them into readable Unicode characters.
| Entity | Displays as | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
& |
& |
Ampersand character |
< |
< |
Less-than sign (tag delimiter) |
> |
> |
Greater-than sign (tag delimiter) |
" |
" |
Double quotation mark |
|
Non-breaking space | Prevents line break between words |
Notes & Limitations
It converts HTML markup into readable plain text by removing tags, optionally decoding entities, stripping scripts and styles, and extracting visible content like link text and image alt attributes.
Link anchor text is preserved by default. Enable Extract URLs to append the href value in parentheses after the visible link text.
Yes. Script blocks are removed as plain text and never executed. This tool runs entirely client-side with no code execution from your HTML input.
Enable decoding when you want & to become &, to become a space, and numeric entities like © to become Β©.
Yes. Keep line breaks converts block elements like <p>, <div>, and <br> into newline characters in the plain text output.
The tool uses pattern-based tag removal that handles common broken markup. Extremely malformed HTML may leave stray characters that need manual cleanup.
Yes. Email HTML with tables, inline styles, and tracking links is a common use case. Enable remove script/style tags and extract URLs as needed.
Yes. AI-generated HTML snippets can be pasted and converted to plain text for documents, spreadsheets, or CMS fields that do not accept markup.
When Preserve image alt text is enabled, the alt attribute value from <img> tags appears in the plain text output.
No. All HTML-to-text conversion runs entirely in your browser using JavaScript. Your content never leaves your device.