View Page Source
Extract and view the HTML, CSS, and JavaScript source code of any website instantly.
View Page Source fetches the raw HTML, CSS, and JavaScript code sent by the web server when your browser requests a page. This is the same code your browser uses to render the webpage — no private data is exposed.
Simply enter a URL, and the tool will retrieve the complete source code. Use the tabs to filter between ALL code, HTML only, inline CSS, or inline JavaScript. You can copy or download the source for offline analysis.
Common Use Cases:
- Learn how websites are built by studying real source code
- Analyze meta tags, Open Graph, and SEO structure
- Identify frameworks, libraries, and technologies used
- Debug or audit pages for performance and security issues
- Extract specific code snippets for reference
Is it legal to view a website's source code?
Yes. Viewing page source is a standard browser feature available to everyone. The code is publicly sent to your browser to render the page, so viewing it is completely legal and normal practice.
Why does the source look different from what I see?
Modern websites use JavaScript to dynamically generate content after the page loads. The source shows the initial HTML sent by the server, not the final rendered output after JavaScript runs.
Does it work with any website?
It works with any publicly accessible website. Sites behind authentication, paywalls, or bot-blocking systems may return an error or limited content.
What does the Wrap toggle do?
The Wrap toggle controls whether long lines of code wrap to the next line or extend horizontally. Wrap on is easier to read; wrap off lets you see each line exactly as written with horizontal scrolling.
Can I view source without www or https?
Yes. Just type the domain like example.com and the tool will automatically add https:// and try with and without www.