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HTML Source Code Extractor

Extract the HTML source code of any web page with ease. View, copy, or download the content directly โ€” no browser extensions needed.

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How to Inspect Page Source in Google Chrome

Inspecting the source code of a web page in Google Chrome is a simple and very useful task for developers, designers, and SEO professionals. Follow the steps below:

1

Open Google Chrome

Make sure you are using the Google Chrome browser. Open the page you want to inspect.

2

Access Developer Tools

There are three main ways to open the Developer Tools (DevTools):

  • Right-click anywhere on the page and select "Inspect" from the context menu.
  • Use the keyboard shortcut:
    • Windows/Linux: Ctrl + Shift + I
    • Mac: Cmd + Option + I
  • Click the three-dot menu in the top-right corner of Chrome (โ‹ฎ) > More Tools > Developer Tools.
3

Browse the Source Code

When DevTools opens, you will see several tabs. The main ones for inspecting the source code are:

Elements

Displays the HTML structure of the page. Hover over elements to highlight the corresponding area on the page.

Console

Allows you to run JavaScript commands and debug page scripts.

Network

Displays all resources loaded by the page: HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and images.

4

Explore the HTML

In the Elements tab, click the selector icon (< >) in the top-left corner of DevTools, then click any element on the page. This will highlight the corresponding HTML code. You can edit the HTML directly in DevTools to test temporary changes.

5

View the Full Page Source

If you want to view the entire source code of the page:

  • Right-click anywhere on the page (outside DevTools).
  • Select "View Page Source".
  • A new tab will open displaying the full HTML.

Additional Tips

Copy Elements: Right-click an element in DevTools > Copy > Copy element.

Search in HTML: Use Ctrl + F (or Cmd + F on Mac) to search for specific words or tags in the HTML.

What You Can Inspect in the Source Code

Meta title & description
Robots meta directives
Canonical & hreflang tags
Open Graph & Twitter Cards
Structured data (JSON-LD)
H1โ€“H6 heading structure
Internal & external links
Image alt attributes
Script & stylesheet references

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About This HTML Source Code Extractor

This free HTML source code extractor is designed for SEO professionals, web developers, and digital marketers who regularly need to inspect page markup without leaving their workflow. Whether you are auditing a client site, comparing competitor pages, or verifying that your CMS is outputting the correct meta tags, this tool gives you the raw HTML in seconds.

Unlike the browser native "View Page Source", this extractor works from any device and allows you to copy or download the full source with a single click. The extraction happens through a server-side proxy, so the output reflects what web crawlers โ€” including Googlebot โ€” actually receive when they request your page.