How to pretty-print minified or jumbled HTML

1. Paste the HTML

   Drop the minified or hand-written-but-messy HTML into the "HTML" field. Both full documents (with `<!doctype>`) and fragments are accepted.

2. Press Run

   Result returns a single `formatted` field. Two-space indentation, one tag per line at structural breaks. Inline-level elements stay on one line when adjacent to text, so `<p>Hi <strong>there</strong></p>` doesn't sprout three lines.

3. What gets preserved

   Attributes stay on the same line as the opening tag — no wrapping when there are many attributes. Comments (`<!-- … -->`), `<script>`, `<style>`, and `<pre>` contents pass through verbatim to avoid corrupting JS or whitespace-sensitive text.

4. Round-trip considerations

   Format for review, then minify before deploy. The formatter is forgiving of invalid HTML, so a tag missed at input may quietly close earlier than you expect in output. Validate with the W3C validator after formatting if the input was suspect.