WYSIWYG HTML Editor
Write rich text in a visual editor and get clean, safe HTML — bold, italic, headings, lists and links, with scripts and inline styles stripped. No upload.
Type or paste rich text and use the toolbar. The cleaned, safe HTML updates live below. Have HTML already? Turn on Edit source and paste it into that panel. Your draft is kept in this browser, so a reload brings it back.
Formatted HTML will appear here…
🔒 Runs in your browser — nothing is uploaded.
A visual editor that outputs clean HTML
Write and format text the way you want it to look — bold, italic, underline, headings, bulleted and numbered lists, and links — using the toolbar, and this tool shows the underlying HTML live as you edit. Every keystroke is passed through a sanitizer that keeps only semantic tags, a safe href and title on links, and a safe src and alt on images, so the markup you copy is tidy and ready to paste into a CMS, email template, static site or blog. It also works the other way round: turn on Edit source and the clean-HTML panel becomes an editor of its own, so HTML you already have can be pasted straight in and edited visually above. Everything runs in your browser, so your content is never uploaded.
Safe by default
Pasted content from Word, Google Docs or web pages is notorious for smuggling in inline styles, class attributes, empty span wrappers and even script tags. This editor strips scripts, style and on* event-handler attributes, unwraps non-semantic wrappers down to their text, drops form controls and embeds such as svg, canvas, audio and video (a picture element goes too, with the images inside it), and removes unsafe link and image URLs such as javascript: schemes. Other images stay, with their alt text. The result is formatted one element per line so it is easy to read and diff. When you only need to convert or pretty-print instead of edit, reach for the Markdown to HTML and HTML formatter tools.
Frequently asked questions
Is my content uploaded to a server?
No. All editing and sanitizing happens locally in your browser with JavaScript, and nothing you type or paste is ever sent or uploaded. It is kept in this browser, though, which is what the note above the editor says: the draft is saved to this device as you type, so a reload or a closed tab brings it back. Clearing the editor clears what was saved, and nothing ever leaves the device either way.
What HTML does it keep and what does it remove?
It keeps semantic tags such as headings, paragraphs, lists, bold, italic, underline, code, blockquote, links and images, plus a safe href and title on each link and a safe src and alt on each image. It removes scripts, inline styles, class and id attributes, event handlers, form controls and embeds such as svg, canvas, audio and video, and it unwraps non-semantic wrappers so only clean markup remains.
How is this different from a Markdown or HTML formatter?
This is a visual editor: you format text directly and it produces the HTML. Markdown to HTML converts Markdown syntax, and the HTML formatter only re-indents existing markup. Use this when you want to write and style content without touching code.