HTML Formatter
Beautify HTML code with proper indentation
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📖 Instructions
HTML Formatter Instructions
Introduction
Beautify HTML code with automatic indentation and line breaks, making messy HTML easy to read.
How to Use
Notes
❓ FAQ
Can I minify the code?
Yes, a minify feature removes extra whitespace.
Does it support HTML5?
Yes, it is compatible with standard HTML5 syntax.
Is this tool free?
Yes, it is completely free and requires no registration.
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