Email HTML checker
Paste the HTML of an email. This reads it in your browser and reports the text-to-HTML ratio, the number of images and links, and tracking pixels, with a note on each that could hurt delivery. Nothing is sent anywhere.
Text-to-HTML ratio, images, links, tracking pixels and inline styling: the things that make a 1:1 email read like a newsletter.
What this checks, and how.
- Your HTML is parsed in the browser with the DOM parser. Nothing leaves the page.
- We measure how much of the markup is visible text, count images and links, and look for one-pixel tracking images.
- Each check shows as a pass, a note or a fix, with a line of detail.
Quick answers.
Is my HTML sent to a server?
No. It is parsed in your browser.
What is a good text-to-HTML ratio?
There is no single official number. Mostly-image emails and emails with very little text relative to markup are more likely to look like bulk mail, so the checker flags low ratios.
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