HTML5 introduced many new tags. The HTML5 tags list is below:

Structural Tags

Structural tags are for defining the structure of the page. They’re all semantic and provides no formatting.

• article – defines an article
• aside – holds some content that’s loosely related to the page content
• details – a widget from which user can get addition information or controls on demand
• header – header of a document or section
• hgroup – a group of headings
• footer – a footer of a document or section
• section – a section of a document
• summary – summary for the details element

Form Tags

These tags are for form structure or controls.

• datalist – a set of predefined options for an input element
• keygen – a control for generating a public-private key pair
• meter – a scalar measurement within a known range

Formatting Tags

These tags are for formatting page content,

• bdi – text that’s isolated from the surrounding for the purpose of bidirectional text formatting
• mark – text highlighted for reference purposes
• output – represent the result of a calculation
• progress – displays a completion progress of a task
• rp – provides fallback parentheses for browsers that don’t support ruby annotations
• rt – defines the pronunciation of characters presented in ruby annotations
• ruby – defines ruby annotation for pronunciation
• wbr – a line breaks opportunity

Embedded Content Tags

• audio – lets us embed sound or audio stream in an HTML document
• canvas – a region in a document which can be used to draw graphics on the fly
• embed – embed external application like multimedia content into an HTML documentation
• figcaption– defines caption or legend for a figure
• figure – represents a figure as part of a document
• source – alternative media sources for audio and video
• time – represents a time or date
• video – embeds video content in HTML documents