Our free HTML Beautifier formats and prettifies your HTML code with proper indentation, line breaks, and structure. Transform minified or messy HTML into clean, readable code that's easy to maintain and debug.

Why Beautify HTML?

Better Readability: Clean formatting makes code easier to understand
Easier Debugging: Proper structure helps identify issues quickly
Team Collaboration: Consistent formatting improves code reviews
Maintenance: Well-formatted code is easier to maintain and update
Learning: Great for understanding HTML structure and best practices

Formatting Features

Smart Indentation: Proper nesting with consistent spacing
Line Breaks: Logical placement of elements on new lines
Attribute Alignment: Clean formatting of HTML attributes
Whitespace Control: Balanced spacing for optimal readability
Structure Preservation: Maintains HTML validity and semantics

Perfect For

Code Review

Format minified HTML for easier code review, debugging, and understanding of structure.

Learning & Education

Study well-formatted HTML examples to learn best practices and improve coding skills.

Template Cleanup

Clean up messy templates from CMS systems, email builders, or legacy applications.

HTML Beautification Tips

✅ When to Beautify:

• Before code reviews and team collaboration
• When debugging complex HTML structures
• After receiving minified HTML from tools
• For educational purposes and learning
• When cleaning up legacy code
• Before manual HTML editing

💡 Pro Tips:

• Use beautified HTML for development environments
• Validate HTML after beautification
• Consider using code formatters in your IDE
• Combine with CSS and JS beautifiers
• Set up consistent formatting rules for teams
• Use version control to track formatting changes

Development Workflow

Use beautified HTML during development for better readability and debugging, then minify for production to optimize performance. This gives you the best of both worlds: maintainable code and fast websites.

Common HTML Formatting Issues Fixed

❌ Before (Minified):

<div><p>Text</p><span>More</span></div>

✅ After (Beautified):

<div>
  <p>Text</p>
  <span>More</span>
</div>