🎯 Inline CSS Finder

Professional inline CSS extraction tool that parses HTML and extracts all inline style attributes. Perfect for web developers, designers, and QA testers who need to organize, analyze, or migrate inline styles from HTML documents.

HTML Code:

Paste your HTML code here to extract inline style attributes

Output Format:

Choose how to display the extracted inline styles

Include elements with no inline styles:

Show HTML elements that have no style attribute for completeness

Include elements with no inline styles

Inline CSS Results:

🎯 INLINE CSS FINDER

Found 8 Elements with Inline Styles

Extracted from HTML document

📄 Source HTML Preview

<div style="color: red; margin: 10px;">Sample</div>
<span style="font-weight: bold; color: blue;">Text</span>
<p style="text-align: center; padding: 5px;">Content</p>

🎨 Extracted Inline Styles

DIV Element 2 properties

                    color: red;

                    margin: 10px;

SPAN Element 2 properties

                    font-weight: bold;

                    color: blue;

💻 Consolidated CSS Output

/* Extracted Inline Styles */

                .style-1 { color: red; margin: 10px; }

                .style-2 { font-weight: bold; color: blue; }

                .style-3 { text-align: center; padding: 5px; }

📊 Extraction Statistics

8
Elements

18
Properties

3
Unique Styles

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JavaScript Required:

This inline CSS finder requires JavaScript for HTML parsing and style extraction.

How to Use This Inline CSS Finder

How to Use the Inline CSS Finder

Paste HTML Code: Copy and paste your HTML document or code snippet into the HTML input field
Choose Output Format: Select how you want to view the extracted styles - as an element list, CSS blocks, or table format
Configure Options: Optionally include elements with no inline styles for completeness
Extract Styles: Click "Extract CSS Styles" to parse the HTML and extract all inline style attributes
Review Results: View the organized list of elements and their inline styles in your chosen format
Copy or Download: Use the copy buttons to grab individual styles or download the complete results

Pro Tip: The tool automatically organizes styles by element and can consolidate duplicate styles for easier analysis.

How It Works

How the Inline CSS Finder Works

The Inline CSS Finder uses advanced HTML parsing to extract and organize inline style attributes:

HTML Parsing: Creates a DOM representation of your HTML code for accurate element identification
Style Detection: Searches every element for the "style" attribute and extracts CSS properties
Property Parsing: Breaks down inline styles into individual CSS properties and values
Organization: Groups styles by element type and provides multiple viewing formats
Validation: Handles malformed HTML gracefully and reports any parsing issues
Export Options: Provides formatted output suitable for migration to external stylesheets

Perfect for cleaning up legacy HTML, migrating inline styles to external CSS files, or analyzing styling patterns in existing code.

When You Might Need This

• Web developers cleaning up legacy HTML code with scattered inline styles
• QA testers analyzing styling inconsistencies across HTML documents and templates
• Frontend developers migrating inline styles to external CSS files for better maintainability
• Code reviewers identifying and documenting inline styling patterns in team projects
• Email template developers extracting inline styles for email client compatibility analysis
• CMS theme developers organizing inline styles from imported HTML templates
• Accessibility auditors reviewing inline styles that may affect screen reader compatibility
• Performance optimization specialists identifying redundant inline styles for cleanup
• Design system creators cataloging existing inline styles for component library development
• HTML-to-CSS conversion tools processing inline styles for automated stylesheet generation

Frequently Asked Questions

Can this tool handle malformed or nested HTML?

Yes! The Inline CSS Finder uses robust HTML parsing that can handle most malformed HTML gracefully. It processes nested elements correctly and will extract inline styles from deeply nested structures. If there are severe parsing issues, the tool will report them and extract what it can.

What's the difference between the output formats?

Element List shows each HTML element with its inline styles in a readable format. CSS Blocks organizes the styles as proper CSS code blocks that can be copied to stylesheets. Table Format presents the data in a structured table for easy analysis and comparison.

Does it preserve CSS property order and formatting?

The tool maintains the original order of CSS properties within each inline style attribute. However, it normalizes spacing and formatting for consistency. The original style values and property names are preserved exactly as written in the HTML.

Can I use this for email HTML templates?

Absolutely! This tool is particularly useful for email template development where inline styles are essential for email client compatibility. It helps organize and review the inline styles needed for consistent email rendering across different email clients.

What happens if there are no inline styles in my HTML?

If no inline styles are found, the tool will report this clearly and can optionally show you all elements that have no inline styles. This is useful for verifying that inline styles have been successfully removed during cleanup or migration projects.