Edit HTML visually or directly in the source — a browser-based WYSIWYG HTML editor with live source editing. No upload, no sign-up.

What is an HTML editor?

HTML Editor lets you author and edit content visually while keeping direct access to the HTML source. Write in the WYSIWYG panel, or type HTML in the source panel and apply it — both stay in sync.

Everything runs locally in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.

Edit HTML visually

The left panel is a WYSIWYG editor: use the toolbar to add headings, bold, italic, underline, strikethrough, lists, quotes, links, inline code and code blocks. Formatting you apply here is converted to HTML automatically.

Edit HTML source

The right panel is the HTML source. Edit it and press Apply HTML to update the visual editor. Imported or edited HTML is sanitized first.

What HTML is preserved

Headings (h1–h3)
Paragraphs
Bold, italic, underline and strikethrough
Bullet and numbered lists
Links (with href)
Blockquotes
Inline code and code blocks
Horizontal rules

What is removed

Anything else is stripped for safety and compatibility: scripts, iframes, images, tables, inline styles and event handlers are not supported in this version. If imported HTML contains them, you will see a notice telling you they were removed.

When to use HTML Editor vs Code Formatter

Use Code Formatter to format HTML source code (indentation, spacing).
Use HTML Editor to write or edit content visually and convert between rich text and HTML.

They cover different jobs: formatting code versus authoring content.

HTML Editor