How to validate HTML
To validate HTML, paste your page markup into the checker and it scans it in your browser, surfacing common practical problems such as a missing or duplicate title, an absent meta description, canonical issues, empty or broken anchors, and structural oddities. Review the flagged items, fix them in your source, and recheck.
The check runs client-side, so the HTML you paste is never sent to a server. That makes it safe for staging pages and unpublished templates, and it returns results instantly without an account or upload step.
- Paste your HTML markup
- Run the practical checker
- Review the flagged title, meta, canonical, and anchor issues
- Fix in your source and recheck
What this validator does and does not do
This is a practical, honest checker rather than a full standards-complete validator. It catches the common, high-impact issues that affect SEO and rendering, like metadata gaps, canonical mistakes, and broken anchors, which are the problems most people actually need to find before a launch.
It does not impersonate an official W3C-style conformance service and it does not fetch live URLs. It validates the markup you paste, which keeps it fast, private, and focused on real-world cleanup rather than exhaustive specification grading.