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Paste your raw HTML code into the input area.
HTML Minifier Online
Use NewTools to minify basic HTML directly in your browser. Basic browser-side minifier for comments and whitespace; it is not a full build optimizer.
Fast HTML Minification. Reduce your HTML payload size instantly. This basic minifier strips spaces and comments locally.
No installation
Fast processing
Browser friendly
Privacy-aware
Features
Whitespace Removal: Eliminates extra spaces and line breaks between HTML tags to reduce file size.
Comment Stripping: Removes standard HTML comments while keeping essential IE conditional comments if present.
Safe Execution: Automatically protects <script> and <style> blocks to ensure inline code is not broken.
100% Local Processing: Your HTML code is minified directly in your browser without any server uploads.
How It Works
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Click the Minify HTML button.
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Copy the compressed HTML or download the resulting .html file.
Common Use Cases
Website Optimization
Minify HTML before deployment to improve page load speed and save bandwidth.
Email Template Compression
Reduce the size of HTML email templates to ensure they load quickly and avoid clipping.
Cleaning Scraped Data
Quickly clean up messy, unformatted HTML snippets by stripping comments and spaces.
Tips & Best Practices
Tip 1
Always keep a backup of your original, unminified HTML code for future edits.
Tip 2
Review the output carefully if you are using complex templating languages inside your HTML.
HTML Minifier
Privacy First
Because the processing relies on your browser's native capabilities, your code never leaves your device. It is 100% local.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does this tool minify JavaScript and CSS inside the HTML?
No. This is a basic HTML minifier. It intentionally skips <script> and <style> blocks to prevent breaking inline code.
Is my HTML uploaded to a server?
No. All minification happens instantly on your device. We do not store or transmit your code.
Will this break my website's layout?
In most cases, no. However, if your layout relies on specific HTML whitespace spacing (like inline-block elements), removing spaces between tags might cause slight visual shifts.