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Developer utility
Preview and inspect HTML in a script-disabled sandbox, compare source and sanitized markup, extract readable text, and review document structure without uploading code.
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Paste HTML to render and inspect its document structure.
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Sandboxed output
The iframe has no script, form, popup, same-origin, or top-navigation permission. Source mode can preserve markup, but the sandbox still blocks script execution.
Processed markup
Document checks
Paste HTML to render and inspect its document structure.
DOM outline
| Element | Count | IDs / classes | First text |
|---|---|---|---|
| No body elements detected. | |||
Readable content
Examples
| Content | Sanitized mode | Source mode |
|---|---|---|
| HTML elements and text | Rendered | Rendered |
| Inline CSS | Kept after dangerous imports and URLs are removed | Kept inside the sandbox |
| Script elements | Removed | Preserved but blocked |
| Inline event handlers | Removed | Preserved but blocked |
| iframe, object, embed | Removed | Restricted by the sandbox |
| Network resources | Blocked by default with CSP and attribute cleanup | Allowed only when network blocking is disabled |
No. The iframe has no script permission. Sanitized mode also removes scripts, embedded frames, inline event handlers, dangerous URLs, and active navigation directives.
No. Parsing, sanitization, preview rendering, text extraction, document statistics, and downloads run locally. Network references are blocked by default.
The sandbox has no access to your site's runtime, cookies, same-origin APIs, or server routes. Network resources remain unavailable unless you explicitly disable blocking.
No. It provides practical structure, accessibility, duplicate-ID, heading-order, image-alt, and safety checks. Standards conformance still requires a dedicated validator.