What is HTML Tag Remover?

HTML Tag Remover is a tool for stripping tags from HTML and extracting the text content. It is useful when you want plain text from web content, HTML emails, or CMS output.

Instead of removing everything blindly, you can also keep selected tags. Because the result updates in real time, it works well for quickly checking pasted HTML snippets.

How to Use

1. Paste HTML code into the input area.
2. If needed, enter tags you want to keep in the “HTML Tags Not to Remove” field.
3. Review the converted result in the output area.

If you leave the keep list empty, all HTML tags are removed.

Main Setting

HTML Tags Not to Remove

Enter tag names separated by commas or spaces. You only need the tag name, not the angle brackets.

a, p, br, strong

With a setting like this, a, p, br, and strong are kept while other tags are removed. This is helpful when you want to preserve links or line breaks.

Use Cases

• Extracting plain text from HTML emails
• Checking CMS-generated HTML as readable text
• Removing tags from scraping results
• Keeping only a small set of useful tags while stripping the rest

Input and Output Example

<article>
  <h2>Important Notice</h2>
  <p>We have updated our <strong>service details</strong>.</p>
</article>

If you remove all tags, the result becomes:

Important Notice
We have updated our service details.

Things to Keep in Mind

• If you want to preserve tags, enter tag names only
• The result depends on which tags you choose to keep, not just on the input itself
• When working with more complex HTML, it is a good idea to review the output before reusing it