Free Live HTML Code & Meta Tag Inspector

Website Page Snooper

Inspect the live raw HTML source code, status code, response headers, and structural element counts of any webpage. Safe, instant, and completely free.

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What Is Website Page Snooper?

Website Page Snooper is an online source code inspection tool that fetches the raw HTML output returned by a remote web server. It extracts title tags, meta descriptions, HTTP response size, and counts structural DOM elements (H1, H2, images, links, scripts) without requiring browser developer tools or local proxy extensions.

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Enter Target Website URL

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Inspect Live Source

View raw HTML delivered straight from the web server before browser DOM extensions alter the code.

Meta & SEO Analysis

Inspect page title length, meta description, and heading distribution (H1, H2) for on-page SEO audits.

One-Click Export

Instant clipboard copy or formatted offline HTML document download for security and archival reviews.

How to Inspect Website HTML Source Code

1

Enter URL

Type or paste any public web URL (e.g. https://example.com) into the search box.

2

Click Inspect HTML

Our server probes the destination page and extracts the HTML response headers and body payload.

3

Analyze & Export

Review element stats, headings, images, scripts, or download the full HTML file for offline use.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Website Page Snooper tool?
Website Page Snooper is a developer diagnostic utility that fetches the exact HTML document returned by a web server. It provides immediate visibility into server status codes, content-type headers, meta descriptions, and element counts (H1, H2, images, links, scripts) without requiring developer extensions.
Can I download the fetched source code?
Yes. After the source code is fetched, click the "Download .html" button above the code editor to save the full document directly to your device.
Why does client-side rendered HTML look different?
Single-page applications (built with React, Next.js, Vue, or Angular) construct interactive DOM elements client-side in the user's browser. Page Snooper shows the raw initial HTML sent from the server, which is identical to what search engine crawlers encounter when indexing the site.
Is my data or inspected URL logged?
No. All inspection queries are executed on-demand in memory. We never log or store inspected URLs, request parameters, or fetched HTML source code.