HTML Formatter

The tool formats HTML by applying consistent indentation, line breaks, and attribute wrapping to improve readability and maintenance. It parses input HTML into a structural model, applies configurable formatting rules, and outputs a clean, standards-compliant snippet. Users include developers, content editors, and templating teams who need predictable markup for templates, CMS content, or component libraries. Unique value comes from determinism and configurability: you can set indentation (2 or 4 spaces), enable or disable attribute wrapping, and choose whether to sort attributes or preserve existing order. Core features include robust HTML parsing, idempotent formatting (reformatting the same input yields the same output), and safe handling of common constructs like void elements and pre blocks. The tool supports working with large template files and repeated fragments, ensuring uniform style across teams and repositories. Typical use cases include formatting CMS templates, cleaning up pasted snippets from design tools, standardizing code before reviews, and preparing HTML for deployment or documentation. It is designed to be non-destructive to content while enforcing a defined style, making it valuable for teams migrating to a shared coding standard and for individuals seeking consistent, readable markup.