How to pretty-print compressed or pasted-together HTML

1. Paste the HTML

   Drop the minified or single-line HTML into the "HTML" field. Whole documents (with `<!doctype>`) and standalone fragments are accepted; comments and inline `<script>` / `<style>` content pass through unchanged.

2. Press Run

   Result returns a single `formatted` field with 2-space indentation, one tag per line at structural breakpoints, and attributes kept on the same line as their tag. Long lines aren't auto-wrapped — selectors-in-class and `srcset` values stay intact.

3. Where it differs from `html-formatter`

   Functionally these two tools are interchangeable for everyday work. This one is named for users searching "HTML beautifier"; pick whichever feels more obvious. The output is the same shape.

4. After beautifying

   For deployable HTML, run the result back through a minifier (e.g. an htmlmin in your build chain). The beautified form is meant for reading and code review, not for shipping over the wire.