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HTML beautify & minify

Input stays on top; minify or add line breaks into the output area below. Edit input anytime and run again.

Readable HTML for review, compact HTML for delivery

Copied page source, exported CMS blocks, and third-party widgets often arrive as one unreadable line. Beautifying makes diffs and hand-edits feasible; minifying reverses the process when you need a smaller payload.

Where teams use it

Front-end developers sanity-check injected snippets, email marketers tidy table-based layouts, and SEOs inspect rendered markup from a crawl export. Because processing stays local, you can paste proprietary templates without uploading them.

Limits to expect

Very large documents may slow the tab. The tool does not execute scripts safely sandboxed analysis, bundle CSS, or rewrite URLs—treat output as formatted text, then run your normal QA pipeline.

FAQ

Will beautify change my tags or attributes?
Formatting adjusts whitespace and indentation; it should not rewrite semantic structure. Always diff critical snippets before deploying to production.
When should I minify HTML?
Minification trims bytes for static pages, inline email fragments, or embed codes where every character counts. Dynamic server-rendered pages often minify at build time instead.
Does it validate HTML?
No. It is a layout tool, not a validator. Broken tags may still look wrong after formatting—fix structure separately or use a dedicated linter.