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Source Code Viewer

Fetch and display the raw HTML source of any URL. See status code, size, line count, fetch timing. Syntax-highlighted output. Copy or download. Instant client; server-side fetch bypasses CORS.

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Inside the tool

What powers the Source Code Viewer

Raw HTML source fetched server-side (bypasses CORS)

Status code, content type, byte size, line count, fetch timing

Syntax highlighting for tags, attributes, comments

Redirect detection (shows final URL)

Copy entire source or download as .html

Cap at 1MB to keep payload sane

Built differently

Why the Source Code Viewer is different

Browser-native

The Source Code Viewer runs entirely in your browser. Input is processed locally — never uploaded, never logged, never cached anywhere outside your device.

No artificial limits

No daily quotas, no character ceilings, no "upgrade for more" walls. Every feature is the complete feature — the same on the first use as the thousandth.

Production-grade quality

Built to the same engineering bar as paid SaaS tools — accurate algorithms, audited logic, responsive design and accessibility-tested interactions.

Use Contexts

Common use contexts

  • SEO audit — checking what crawlers actually see (server-rendered HTML)
  • Debugging a page that renders differently than expected
  • Inspecting competitor markup / schema / meta tags
  • Verifying a deployment served the right file
Privacy by design

Private and secure

Zero upload

All processing happens in your browser. Input is never transmitted, logged or cached.

Works offline

Once the page loads, the tool runs without an internet connection. No network calls happen during use.

No tracking

No accounts, no cookies for tool state. Only aggregate analytics count visits at the page level.

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FAQ

Source Code Viewer questions

DevTools shows the live DOM after JavaScript has executed. This tool shows the initial HTML response — what search engines and crawlers see before JS runs. The difference matters for SEO.