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Online Source Code Viewer

View the HTML source code of any webpage by entering its URL. Useful for learning, debugging, and analyzing website structures.

Note: Due to browser security restrictions, some websites may not allow their source code to be viewed.

Tool Developer

This tool was created and uploaded by a community developer.

Community Developer
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Where It Helps You

  • Learn how websites are structured by viewing their source code
  • Debug your own websites by comparing with working examples
  • Analyze competitors' websites for SEO and design techniques
  • Understand how different web technologies are implemented

Features

  • View source code of any publicly accessible webpage
  • Copy to clipboard functionality for easy saving
  • Clear interface with syntax highlighting support
  • Error handling for inaccessible websites
  • No data storage - your privacy is protected

How To Use

  1. Enter the full URL of the website you want to analyze (including http:// or https://)
  2. Click the "Load" button to fetch the source code
  3. View the HTML source code in the text area below
  4. Use "Copy to Clipboard" to save the code for later reference
  5. Use "Clear" to reset the tool for a new URL

Frequently Asked Questions

Why can't I view the source code of some websites?

Some websites implement security measures that prevent their source code from being accessed by external tools. This is done to protect their intellectual property and prevent scraping. Additionally, websites with strict CORS policies may not allow their content to be loaded by third-party tools.

What can I learn from viewing source code?

Viewing source code can help you understand how websites are structured, which technologies they use (HTML, CSS, JavaScript frameworks), how they implement SEO practices, and how they handle responsive design. It's a valuable learning tool for web developers.

Is viewing source code legal?

Yes, viewing the source code of publicly accessible websites is legal. The source code is what the browser receives when loading a webpage, and it's necessary for the browser to render the page. However, you should respect copyright and licensing terms when using code you find.

Is my URL stored when I use this tool?

No, all processing happens in your browser. We don't store or transmit your URLs to any server.