View Webpage Source Code
Fetch and inspect raw HTML source code of any public website with line numbers, copy-to-clipboard, and formatting utilities.
Raw HTML Scraper
Fetch exact unrendered HTML markup direct from web servers via cURL.
Line Count & Size
Calculate total document lines and file size in kilobytes.
Copy Source Code
Copy formatted HTML source directly to your clipboard in one click.
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Why Inspect Webpage Source Code?
Viewing raw HTML source code enables web developers, SEO auditors, and security analysts to inspect meta tags, analytics tracking scripts, hidden HTML comments, JSON-LD structured data schemas, and server rendering markup directly without relying on browser extensions or inspect element dev tools.
How to Use the View Source Code Tool
1 Paste Webpage URL
Input any public website address into the search bar.
2 Click View Source
Our server executes an HTTP GET request to scrape unrendered HTML markup.
3 Inspect & Copy
Examine raw HTML lines or copy code directly to your clipboard.
Source Code Best Practices for Webmasters
Recommended
- Keep HTML markup clean, semantic, and well-indented.
- Remove unused inline CSS and legacy JavaScript blocks.
- Validate HTML5 syntax against W3C standards.
- Include essential meta tags near the top of the
<head>element.
Avoid
- Avoid leaving sensitive API keys or passwords inside HTML comments.
- Do not inflate source code size with excessive whitespace or dead code blocks.
- Avoid unclosed HTML tags that break DOM tree parsing.
- Don't rely heavily on client-side JS rendering for essential SEO text.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
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