Tools needed to make an HTML page: 

1) HTML Editor: It’s a straightforward tool where every piece of HTML content must be written. You can use any text editor of your choice. In this tutorial, we’re using Visual Studio Code because it’s lightweight and open-source.

Popular editors for HTML development include text editors like Notepad++ and TextEdit, code editors such as Sublime Text and Visual Studio Code, and full-fledged IDEs like WebStorm and Eclipse. Online platforms like CodePen and JSFiddle are also commonly used for quick HTML editing and testing.

Note: You can write HTML even in a Notepad. Text editors like VS code make these things easier.

2) Browser: HTML tags are not displayed by browsers; instead, they are read and interpreted to render the web page. In a web browser, HTML structures are displayed in a styled and visually appealing form. In this tutorial, we are using Google Chrome. Other commonly used browsers include Chromium, Firefox, Safari on Mac, and Microsoft Edge.