HTML Formatter
Pretty-print HTML with consistent indentation, or collapse it back down.
Write HTML, CSS and JavaScript and see the result instantly.
The preview runs in a sandboxed frame with no access to this page or its stored settings. Nothing is saved, so download your work before closing the tab.
Live HTML Editor gives you three panes for HTML, CSS and JavaScript, and a preview that redraws as you type. It is the fastest way to test an idea, debug a snippet from a tutorial, or show somebody what a change looks like without touching a project.
The preview runs in a sandboxed frame, which is the important detail. Your code executes with scripting allowed but with no access to this page, no access to the site's storage, and no ability to navigate the top-level window. That is what makes it safe to paste a snippet from the internet and run it, which is the main reason people reach for a tool like this.
A download button writes everything into a single self-contained HTML file. A reset restores the starting example. Nothing is saved anywhere, so closing the tab discards your work: copy anything you want to keep.
The live html editor is used by writers, developers, students, marketers and anyone else who needs the job done once without installing software. Common cases include:
Safer than pasting it into your own site. The preview runs in a sandboxed frame without same-origin access, so the code cannot read this page, touch your stored theme preference, or navigate the window you are in. It is still your judgement whether to trust the code itself.
No. Everything lives in the page and is gone when you close or reload the tab. Download the file if you want to keep it.
Yes. Add a script or link tag in the HTML pane pointing at a CDN and the preview will load it, assuming your network allows it.
A short delay after you stop typing, so the frame is not rebuilt on every keystroke. It keeps typing smooth in a long document.
Messages your script logs are captured and shown below the preview, which saves opening developer tools for simple debugging. Your browser's own console still works too.
No. The editor and the preview both run in your browser, so unreleased work stays on your device.
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