HTML Text Formatter

The tool accepts an HTML string and a set of formatting options. The core capability is to parse the HTML into a structured model and reserialize it using the chosen rules, producing formatted output that is easier to read and maintain.
Key features include indentation control (spaces or tabs, size 2 or 4), optional wrapping of attributes, a maximum line length, and a choice of quote style for attributes. It also preserves content within pre, code, or script blocks and normalizes the rest of the markup.
Intended users include developers, CMS teams, QA, and content authors who must deliver consistent HTML across environments. The tool helps reduce diffs in code reviews, prevents inconsistent spacing, and supports CI workflows via integration as a string formatter. Unique value comes from combining parsing accuracy with flexible, non-destructive formatting rules and a focus on producing valid, standards-compliant markup.
Common use cases include template formatting, email HTML formatting, and linting in pull requests. Edge cases such as heavily malformed input yield best-effort output with diagnostics, while safe transformations aim to preserve semantics.