Free Online HTML Cleaner & Code Formatter by Bloggerpi

The HTML Cleaner provides a collection of tools for removing unnecessary HTML markup, cleaning content copied from other applications, simplifying website code, and improving the readability of HTML. You can choose individual cleaning options depending on how much of the original markup you want to preserve.

Visual HTML Editor and HTML Source Editor

Edit content visually while viewing the underlying HTML code at the same time. The Visual Editor and HTML Source Editor stay synchronised, making it easier to understand how formatted content is represented in HTML.

This is useful for:

• WordPress content editing
• Cleaning copied website content
• Converting formatted text into HTML
• Reviewing generated markup
• Troubleshooting HTML
• Preparing content before publishing

Remove Inline CSS Styles

Remove unwanted inline CSS styles from HTML elements while keeping the actual content and HTML structure.

For example:

<p style="font-size:16px; color:#333;">Example text</p>

can be cleaned to:

<p>Example text</p>

Inline styles are commonly introduced when copying content from Microsoft Word, Google Docs, email applications, page builders, and other websites.

Removing unnecessary inline CSS can make HTML easier to maintain, easier to restyle, and less cluttered.

Remove HTML Tag Attributes

Remove unnecessary HTML attributes that may have been added by another website, CMS, rich-text editor, or document application.

For example:

<p class="text" id="intro" style="color:red;" data-id="123">
  Example
</p>

can be simplified to:

<p>Example</p>

This is particularly useful when migrating or reusing content that contains old styling, tracking attributes, or application-specific markup.

Remove HTML Classes and IDs

Remove unwanted class and id attributes without removing the HTML elements or their content.

For example:

<div id="content-box" class="old-design">
  Content
</div>

can become:

<div>
  Content
</div>

This is useful when migrating content between websites where old CSS selectors are no longer needed.

Remove Unnecessary Span Tags

Rich-text editors often add excessive <span> elements around words or sections of text.

For example:

<p>Hello <span>world</span>.</p>

can be cleaned to:

<p>Hello world.</p>

The content remains intact while the unnecessary span markup is removed.

Remove HTML Comments

Remove comments embedded inside your HTML source.

For example:

<!-- Temporary note -->

HTML comments can be useful during development, but they may no longer be required once content is ready for publication. Removing them can make the final source code cleaner and easier to review.

Remove Empty HTML Tags

Automatically remove HTML elements that contain no useful content.

Examples include:

<p></p>
<div></div>
<span></span>

Empty elements are frequently introduced by visual editors, page builders, and copied content. Removing unnecessary empty tags helps reduce clutter in the HTML source.

Remove Excessive Spaces and Non-Breaking Spaces

Clean repeated spaces and unnecessary HTML non-breaking spaces such as  .

For example:

Hello    World

can be normalised to cleaner spacing.

This is particularly useful when cleaning HTML copied from Microsoft Word, email applications, spreadsheets, or other rich-text sources.

Remove Tags Containing Only  

Some editors use non-breaking spaces to create visually empty paragraphs.

For example:

<p>&nbsp;</p>

The HTML Cleaner can remove these unnecessary elements while leaving paragraphs that contain actual content untouched.

Remove Links While Keeping the Anchor Text

Remove hyperlink markup without deleting the visible text inside the link.

For example:

Read our <a href="https://example.com">HTML guide</a>.

can become:

Read our HTML guide.

This is useful when reusing or migrating content without retaining its existing hyperlinks.

Remove Images from HTML

Remove <img> elements while preserving the surrounding text and document structure.

This can be useful when preparing text-only content, migrating articles, or cleaning HTML imported from another website where the original images are no longer required.

Remove All HTML Tags

Strip HTML markup and retain the readable text content.

For example:

<h2>HTML Cleaner</h2>
<p>Clean <strong>messy HTML</strong> online.</p>

can be converted into plain text:

HTML Cleaner

Clean messy HTML online.

This is useful when you need to extract plain text from formatted HTML.

Clean HTML Tables

The HTML Cleaner provides several options for working with table markup. Depending on your requirements, you can keep the original HTML table, remove the table structure while retaining its content, or convert table elements into a DIV-based structure.

This is useful when migrating older HTML layouts or reusing content originally formatted inside tables.

Convert HTML Tables to DIVs

Traditional table markup can be converted into a DIV-based structure while keeping the information contained inside the table.

For example:

<table>
  <tr>
    <td>Example</td>
  </tr>
</table>

can be converted into a structure based on <div> elements.

This can be helpful when modernising older website layouts or preparing table content for a different frontend design.

HTML Formatter and Code Beautifier

Turn compressed or difficult-to-read HTML into properly formatted and indented code.

An HTML formatter makes source code easier to:

• Read
• Edit
• Debug
• Review
• Maintain

This feature is useful for developers, WordPress administrators, marketers, SEO professionals, and content editors who regularly work with HTML.

Find and Replace HTML

Search for specific text or HTML markup and replace it throughout your code.

Common uses include:

• Changing URLs
• Replacing domains
• Updating class names
• Correcting repeated markup
• Replacing outdated text
• Standardising recurring HTML patterns

You can add multiple Find and Replace rules when several changes need to be made at the same time.

Clean HTML from Microsoft Word

Microsoft Word can introduce additional formatting and Office-specific markup when content is copied into a website or CMS.

The HTML Cleaner can help remove unnecessary styles, attributes, spans, spacing, classes, and other formatting while preserving useful content such as:

• Headings
• Paragraphs
• Lists
• Links
• Bold text
• Italic text
• Tables where required

This makes it easier to prepare Word content before publishing it in WordPress or another content management system.

Clean HTML from Google Docs

Content copied from Google Docs can contain inline styles, IDs, data attributes, nested span elements, and other markup that may not be required on your website.

Using the HTML Cleaner before publishing can produce simpler markup that is easier to edit, style, reuse, and maintain.

HTML Cleaner for WordPress

The tool is particularly useful for WordPress users who regularly move content between different editors, websites, and document applications.

You can use the cleaned HTML with:

• WordPress Gutenberg
• WordPress Classic Editor
• Elementor
• Divi
• WPBakery
• Other WordPress page builders
• Custom HTML blocks and templates

Cleaning the markup before publishing can help reduce unnecessary formatting carried over from another editor or website.

Visual HTML Preview

Use the Visual Editor to see how your content will appear while simultaneously reviewing the underlying HTML source.

This makes the tool useful for users who want to work with HTML without relying exclusively on code.

Browser-Based HTML Cleaning

Your HTML is processed directly in your browser. The cleaning process does not require the HTML to be sent to an external cleaning service or remote API.

This provides a faster and more private way to work with HTML, particularly when cleaning unpublished website copy, internal content, draft articles, or other material that you may not want to upload to a third-party service.

Copy Clean HTML Instantly

Once your HTML has been cleaned, copy the resulting code with a single click and paste it into WordPress, another CMS, an HTML document, an email template, or your preferred development environment.

Responsive HTML Cleaner

The HTML Cleaner is designed to work across desktop, tablet, and mobile devices. On larger screens, the Visual Editor and HTML Source Editor can be compared side by side, while smaller screens use a responsive layout that makes editing easier on mobile devices.