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Turn pasted HTML into plain text while preserving more useful paragraph and list structure than a raw tag stripper.
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Content teams, support operators, marketers, and founders extracting text from copied HTML quickly.
Getting cleaner readable text out of HTML when preserving paragraph and list structure still matters.
Capture html-to-text intent with a more content-oriented extraction page than a raw tag stripper.
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The intent here is not just to delete markup. It is to keep the text readable enough for reuse in docs, notes, or review workflows.
Short answers for the questions people usually have before trying a utility like this.
HTML to Text tries to preserve more practical paragraph and list structure, while the strip-tags page is the simpler cleanup tool.
Yes. The extracted text stays copyable and downloadable.
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