Online HTML Editor - Free WYSIWYG Code Composer
Program using a live HTML code editing tool and build the web-based project of your dreams easily.
For a developer, having access to a full-fledged text editor is of utmost importance. There are different tools available online that you can use to bring your ideas to life.
Our online HTML editor is created with ease of usage in mind. It means that it doesn’t matter if you’re a beginner or experienced programmer, our tool offers lots of features and convenience.
How to use an online HTML editor?
- Open Fossbytes HTML Editor
- You can edit the text using the WYSIWYG editor to the left. The real-time HTML code gets generated on the right.
- With the toolbar at the top, you can change formatting, font size, color, etc.
- Use the export buttons at the top right to get the code in HTML, PDF, or directly take a print out.
What are the features of Online HTML Editor?
Our HTML code editor comes with all the necessary features that you could think of. Want to type text in a different color? Well, we’ve got you covered. The same goes for special characters, spell checking, image insertion, HTML tables, etc.
Here’s is a brief list of some of the important features of our HTML Editor tool:
- WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) Editing
- SCAYT (Spell Check As You Type)
- Special characters
- Full screen HTML editing
- HTML Table generator
- Browser preview in new tab
- HTML/PDF export option
- Print option
- All standard text editing features (Bold, Italic, Strikethrough, Alignment, Quotes, Font size)
- Font chooser
- Text and background color option
Why use an online HTML editor?
The best feature of online tools is that you don’t need to install any third-party app or tool on your computer. Our online code editor works right inside your web browser and uses the technologies already available in that browser. This results in a lightweight coding experience that doesn’t demand heavy computing resources.
Is this tool 100% free to use?
Of course. You don’t need to make a payment to use our WYSIWYG editor or sign up. We recommend you bookmark our tool’s link, use it, and share your feedback with us.
Why choose a WYSIWYG editor?
As its name suggests, what-you-see-is-what-you-get or WYSIWYG editor lets you simply write the text and get a real-time code. It means that you can design a webpage without much programming background. Moreover, WYSIWYG HTML editors are also used by many to learn HTML, see the results instantly, and correct the mistakes.
Online HTML Editor can be used on which browsers?
Just like all the other Fossbytes Tools, we’ve made sure that you can run our free HTML code editor on all popular web browsers, PCs, laptops, and smartphones. Even though the tool runs flawlessly on smartphones, for the best experience, we suggest you use the tool on a bigger screen, for instance, a laptop.
As of 2014, there are more than a billion websites up and running on the web. And if you wish to make websites and work on some idea that you love, it’s important to learn some HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
HTML stands for HyperText Markup Languages and it’s the basic element for making HTML web pages. Hypertext refers to links that connect different web pages -- it could be pages of the same website or different sites.
All HTML elements start with a start tag and end with an end tag. Your web browser doesn’t directly display content with HTML tags; instead, it uses the theme to decide how to display the content.
For example, take a look at the H1 heading tag:
<h1>You’re reading an H1 heading</h1>
If you’re familiar with HTML, you would be knowing that it makes up the basic structure of a web page and consists of a series of elements. By labeling content pieces with tags like heading, paragraph, link, image, etc., it tells a web browser how to show the content on a web page.
HTML Elements Examples
- <!DOCTYPE html> defines that a document is an HTML5 document
- <html> is the root element of an HTML page
- <head> contains meta info about the page
- <title> denotes the HTML page title
- <body> defines start of document body
- <h1> denotes a large heading
- <h2>, <h3>, <h4>, <h5>, <h6> represent next 5 level of section headings, with <h6> being the lowest
- <p> defines a paragraph
- <img> embeds image into the document
- <video> embeds video into the document
- <button> represents a clickable button
