SEO UTILITIES
View Page Source Online — Get a Webpage's HTML
Fetch and view the raw HTML source code of any web page by URL. Inspect a page's markup, meta tags, and structure directly in your browser.
This tool requests a URL and returns the raw HTML the server sends back — the same markup as your browser's 'View Source', but fetched from our side. Developers and SEOs use it to inspect meta tags, check how headings and links are marked up, or grab a snippet for reference without opening dev tools.
You're seeing the server's HTML, not the rendered page
It returns the HTML the server initially sends, before any client-side JavaScript runs. If a site builds much of its content with JavaScript in the browser, that content won't appear here — which is precisely how a search crawler first sees the page, so it's a useful thing to check.
Because the request comes from our server rather than your browser, it isn't shaped by your logged-in session, cookies, or extensions. You see the public version an anonymous visitor gets, and pages behind a login return a login screen instead of the protected content.
Frequently asked questions
- The source looks different from my browser — why?
- Your browser runs scripts, applies styles, and may load personalised content after the initial HTML. This tool shows the unmodified starting HTML, which is usually leaner than the final rendered page.
- Why would I read a page's source?
- To audit SEO elements like the title, meta description, and canonical tag; to see how content is structured; to debug markup; or to understand how another site builds a particular feature.