Output appears here...How to use
Paste, upload or load your HTML
Paste markup into the Input pane, click Upload .html to load a file, or type a URL and click Load page source; both are formatted straight away. Try sample loads a compact pricing page.
Pick options and click Beautify
Set Indent, Wrap lines at, Attributes and Script and style indent, and tick the boxes you want. Click Beautify, or turn on Live mode so the output updates as you edit.
Preview, copy or download
Tick Show rendered preview to see the page, and pick a width to check a phone layout. Click Copy above the Output pane, or Download .html to save the formatted file.
Why HTML Beautifier
- Indent, line wrap and attribute wrap options, plus control over script and style blocks.
- Rendered preview at phone, tablet and desktop widths, with scripts blocked.
- Upload an .html file, download the result, or minify instead in one click.
- Files are read in your browser and never sent to a server.
Before and after: a minified page, beautified
Take this one-line fragment from a pricing page: <div class="plan"><h2>Starter</h2><p>For small teams.</p></div>. With the default 2-space indent, the beautifier puts the opening div on the first line, the h2 and the p on their own lines indented by two spaces, and the closing div on the last line.
Short inline content such as a link or a bold word stays inside its paragraph instead of being broken onto separate lines, so the text still reads naturally. With wrapping set to 120 characters, a long paragraph is broken at the nearest space before that limit. Choose No wrapping if you prefer long lines and let your editor wrap them.
Beautifying and minifying are opposite jobs, and most projects need both at different times:
| HTML Beautifier | HTML Minifier | |
|---|---|---|
| Goal | Readable code | Smaller file |
| Whitespace | Adds line breaks and indentation | Removes comments and extra whitespace |
| Use it when | Reading, editing, reviewing or comparing code | Shipping a page or pasting into an email platform |
| Changes what the page shows | No, apart from rare inline-block gaps | No |
| To undo it | Run the minifier | Run the beautifier (comments are lost) |