How to Strip HTML Tags From Copied Web Content

HTML is useful for browsers, but it is noisy when you only need the text. If you copy content from a CMS export, page source, template file, or web snippet, tags like <p>, <strong>, and <a> can get in the way.

Example input

<article>
  <h1>Winter Sale</h1>
  <p>Save <strong>20%</strong> on selected products.</p>
</article>

Workflow

1. Paste the HTML into the input area.
2. Click Remove HTML.
3. Click Use, then click Remove Double Spaces.
4. Click Use, then click Trim Whitespace.

Clean output

Winter Sale
Save 20% on selected products.

What to check after stripping tags

Review links, image alt text, and table content manually. Removing HTML tags keeps visible text, but it may not preserve every structural detail from a complex page. For large migrations, use this as a quick review and cleanup tool, not as a complete HTML parser.