Paste HTML, download an .html file
Copying from a web page puts two things on your clipboard: the plain words and the underlying markup. This page lets you keep either one, and shows you what the markup actually renders to before you save it.
Press ⌘V to paste
A screenshot, an image, text, JSON, a PDF, a whole file — anything on your clipboard becomes a download.
or drop a file anywhere on this page
Steps
- 01Copy a chunk of a web page, or copy raw HTML source.
- 02Press ⌘V here.
- 03Switch between Plain text and Rich HTML, toggle rendered or source view, then Download.
Good to know
The preview is sandboxed
Rendered HTML runs inside a locked-down frame with scripts disabled, so pasting markup from an untrusted page cannot execute anything.
Styles may not travel
Copied markup keeps inline styles but not the original stylesheet, so the saved file can look plainer than the page it came from.
Questions
Why do I see both a text and an HTML option?
Because your clipboard carried both. SuperPaste defaults to plain text and keeps the markup available in case that is what you wanted.
Will the downloaded file open in a browser?
Yes. It is a normal .html file — double-click it.