HTML Beautifier
Reformat messy HTML into clean, indented markup.
What does an HTML beautifier do?
It takes HTML that has been minified, mangled, or pasted as a single line and reformats it with clean indentation so you can read it. Each element ends up on its own line with proper depth, which makes audits, edits, and tutorials so much easier.
Why beautify HTML?
Inspecting markup in a browser usually shows it minified. To copy it for a client report, blog post, or tutorial, you want it readable. Beautifying also helps you spot orphan closing tags, accidental nesting issues, and duplicate elements that minified code hides.
How do you use this tool?
- Paste your messy or minified HTML.
- Pick an indent style, two spaces is standard.
- Click Beautify.
- Copy the cleaned up code into your editor.
When should you not beautify?
Skip beautification on production deploys. Beautified HTML is bigger and slower to load. Keep clean HTML for development and source control, then minify before deploying.
Got more questions?
Will beautification change how my page renders?
Can it fix broken markup?
Does this work with templates like Blade or Twig?
Is there a size limit?
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