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HTML Stripper: Extract Raw Text from HTML Instantly

HTML Stripper Tool

Instantly strip tags, scripts, and CSS from your HTML to get 100% clean plain text.

Cleaning Options
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Why Raw Text Extraction is Vital for Data Integrity

Manually deleting HTML tags is a tedious and error-prone task. Our automated stripper ensures you get only the content you need without any technical residue.

Data Scraping

Prepare web data for spreadsheets or databases by removing all decorative and structural markup code.

Content Migration

Move blog posts between different platforms without bringing over "dirty" code that ruins your new site's design.

Word Counting

Get an accurate word count of your actual content by excluding the weight of hidden tags and scripts.

The Difference Between HTML and Plain Text

HTML (HyperText Markup Language) uses tags like <p>, <div>, and <script> to tell a browser how to display content. Plain text, however, contains only the readable characters intended for the user. Our **Dynamic HTML Stripper** identifies these tags and removes them while leaving the valuable information intact.

How the Stripping Logic Works

Our tool uses advanced regular expressions to identify and remove three specific types of data:

  • HTML Tags: Anything inside < > brackets is removed.
  • Script/Style Content: The tool targets the content *between* <script> and <style> tags so you don't end up with raw CSS or JS code in your text.
  • HTML Entities: It converts entities like &nbsp; into spaces and &amp; into ampersands for a clean final look.

Use Cases in 2026 Digital Workflows

In 2026, many AI models require "Clean Text" for training or fine-tuning. Feeding raw HTML into an LLM can confuse the model and use up unnecessary tokens. By using an HTML stripper, researchers and prompt engineers can maximize their token efficiency and improve the accuracy of AI-generated responses.

HTML Stripper FAQ

Yes. Unlike a simple tag remover, our tool identifies <script> and <style> blocks and removes the code inside them so you don't get messy programming logic in your results.

No. Stripping HTML is a destructive process—once the tags are gone, they cannot be automatically restored. Always keep a backup of your original source code.