Why You Need an HTML Cleaner
Whether you are converting Word documents, copying web content, or pasting from email clients, dirty HTML is inevitable. An HTML cleaner saves hours of manual editing and ensures consistency.
The 9 Cleaning Tools
1) Remove Inline Styles - strips style attributes. 2) Remove Empty Tags - deletes skeleton tags. 3) Remove Classes - deletes class attributes. 4) Remove IDs - removes ID attributes. 5) Remove Comments - clears HTML comments. 6) Remove Extra Whitespace - condenses spacing. 7) Remove Word Markup - strips Mso-specific code. 8) Remove Spans - removes redundant spans. 9) Convert to Semantic HTML - upgrades to modern semantic tags.
One-Click Clean All
The "Clean All" button applies every cleaning operation in sequence, giving you a single-click solution for perfect HTML. It is the fastest way to go from messy to flawless.
Which Tools to Use When
For content going into a website or CMS that has its own stylesheet, remove inline styles, classes and IDs so your theme controls the look. HTML email is the exception: email clients ignore most stylesheets and rely on inline styles, so for a newsletter keep the styles and only remove Word markup, comments and empty tags.
Cleaning Content from Other Sources
The same tools work on HTML that did not come from Word. Text copied from Google Docs is wrapped in spans with inline font styles and an internal ID, web pages bring along their own classes, and email clients add their own wrappers. Paste the content in, run the cleaner, and check the result in the preview.
Real-Time Preview
Watch your HTML become cleaner in real-time. The live preview lets you verify changes instantly and fine-tune your content before export.