Free Online Tool

Content Puller

Enter any URL and instantly view the full HTML source, all linked CSS stylesheets, and JavaScript files — organized and copyable.

Features · Advantages · Benefits

Why use this free tool?

View any webpage's source code without opening dev tools on every file.

Feature

HTML + CSS + JS in One View

Fetches the page HTML and automatically discovers and downloads every linked stylesheet and script file.

Advantage

Copy Any File Instantly

One-click copy button on every file — grab any CSS or JS source without hunting through dev tools.

Benefit

Inspect Any Site

See how any website is built. Check for SEO markup, study competitor code, or audit third-party scripts loading on your pages.

External Files

Fetches and displays the full content of every linked CSS and JS file, not just the filenames.

Inline Code

Also captures inline <style> and <script> blocks embedded directly in the HTML.

File Sizes

Shows the size of each file so you can spot bloated stylesheets or heavy scripts at a glance.

Tabbed Interface

Switch between HTML, CSS, and JS tabs to focus on exactly what you need without scrolling through everything.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Everything you need to know about this free content puller tool.

It fetches the HTML source of the page, then finds all linked CSS stylesheets and JavaScript files and downloads their content too. It also captures inline <style> and <script> blocks.
No. This tool fetches the raw HTML as served by the web server, before any JavaScript executes. Content that is dynamically loaded by JavaScript after page load won't appear in the HTML.
Each file is capped at 500 KB of content to keep responses fast. Very large files will be truncated. Up to 20 external CSS and 20 external JS files are fetched.
Yes — every file has a one-click "Copy" button that copies the full content to your clipboard.

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