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Your HTML is formatted in the current browser session. The formatter does not call this site's server APIs, so pasted markup stays on the page.
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Format messy HTML into readable indentation locally in your browser, with comment preservation and raw text blocks kept intact.
Paste HTML and the browser-local formatted result will appear here.
Your HTML is formatted in the current browser session. The formatter does not call this site's server APIs, so pasted markup stays on the page.
The formatter keeps `pre`, `textarea`, `script`, and `style` contents as raw text instead of reflowing their inner spacing.
No. Formatting runs locally in your browser and does not use a server-side processing API.
It catches basic malformed closing tags so obvious nesting problems are visible, but it is a formatter rather than a full HTML validator.
You can switch between two-space and four-space indentation for the formatted result.