How to extract plain text from HTML by removing all tags

1. Paste the HTML

   Drop the HTML (whole page or fragment) into the "HTML" field. Tags like `<p>`, `<a href="…">`, `<br>` are scrubbed, leaving the text content between them. Attribute values are NOT preserved — only visible body text remains.

2. Press Run

   Result returns a single `text` field. Whitespace runs are collapsed; line breaks at block boundaries (`<p>`, `<div>`, `<br>`) are converted to newlines so the output has readable paragraph structure.

3. What it doesn't handle

   `<script>` and `<style>` content goes away (their contents become empty), but if you have inline event handlers (`onclick="…"`) those vanish along with the attribute — no concerns there. Encoded entities like `&amp;` are decoded; `&lt;` becomes `<`.

4. When to use

   Generating a plaintext email body from an HTML template; counting words in a published article; feeding HTML-rich input to a tool that wants only text. For semantic preservation (links, lists), use `html-to-markdown-converter` instead.