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sample.htmlSmall, valid HTML5 page with headings, a list, links, an inline image and buttons. No scripts.
- HTML5
- No JavaScript
- 4.2 KB
Self-contained HTML pages for testing renderers, sanitizers, scrapers, HTML-to-PDF tools and email clients. Each file works offline with no external requests.
Small, valid HTML5 page with headings, a list, links, an inline image and buttons. No scripts.
Every common element on one page: text-level tags, lists, tables, media, forms, details and dialog.
All 15+ input types, select, datalist, textarea and native validation. Safe: submits nowhere.
Large table with a sticky header and zebra rows. Tests scrolling, printing and HTML-to-PDF.
Table-based, inline-CSS, 600 px email with preheader, button and footer. Safe for email-client tests.
One-page responsive layout: sticky header, hero, feature grid, pricing cards and FAQ. HTML + CSS only.
Create a valid HTML file of any exact size, byte for byte, right in your browser. Nothing is uploaded, and you can generate as many as you like.
| Extension | .html |
|---|---|
| MIME type | text/html |
| File signature | None (plain text, usually starts with <!doctype html>) |
| Origin | Tim Berners-Lee, 1991 · WHATWG Living Standard |
| Files here | 6 · 208 KB in total |
| License | Free for any use, no attribution |
HTML (HyperText Markup Language) was created by Tim Berners-Lee in 1991 and is now maintained by WHATWG as a living standard. Every web page is an HTML document.
Email HTML is its own world: many clients ignore modern CSS, so templates still use tables and inline styles. Test both kinds of markup if your product renders user content.
<iframe src="files/html/sample-all-elements.html"
sandbox width="100%" height="600"
title="Sample HTML page"></iframe>curl -O https://samplefiles.technologychannel.org/files/html/sample.htmlNo. Styles are inline or embedded and there are no external scripts, fonts or trackers, so the pages render the same offline.
Use the email template. It is built with tables and inline styles, the way production email is written for clients such as Outlook and Gmail.
Yes. Every HTML file here is free for any use, including commercial testing, demos and tutorials. No attribution is required.
Yes, as many times as you like. There is no sign-up, no daily limit and no waiting timer. Direct links also work in scripts, CI jobs and automated tests.