Rich Text WYSIWYG Editor
Format text, insert tables, links and images, then export clean HTML or plain text — no signup, no upload, auto-saves in your browser.
How to Use the Rich Text Editor
Everything you need to create, format, and export documents — all in your browser.
All Features
A fully-featured document editor that runs entirely in your browser.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Content is automatically saved to your browser's localStorage as you type. It will be restored if you refresh the page or close and reopen the tab (as long as you don't clear browser data). For a permanent copy, use Download HTML or Download TXT to save a file to your device.
No. This editor runs entirely in your browser using the HTML contenteditable API. Nothing you type is sent to any server. localStorage is local to your device. Images uploaded from disk are converted to base64 data URLs and embedded in the HTML, so they never leave your machine either.
Click the HTML Source tab below the editor to see the generated markup. Use Copy HTML to copy it to your clipboard, or Download .html to save a complete standalone HTML document with a proper doctype, head, and body. The HTML updates live as you type.
Two ways: click the image icon (mountain symbol) to insert an image by URL — paste a public image URL and click Insert. Or click the upload icon (arrow pointing up) to upload an image from your device. Uploaded images are embedded as base64 data URLs so they work offline and in the downloaded HTML file without needing a hosting URL.
Pasted HTML is automatically cleaned — inline styles, class names, IDs, and font attributes are stripped, but structural elements like headings, lists, bold, italic, links, and tables are preserved. This prevents bloated, proprietary markup from entering your document. If you want to paste completely plain text, use Ctrl+Shift+V in most browsers.
Click the print icon in the toolbar. A new tab opens with a clean, print-optimised version of your document — dark background removed, editor chrome hidden, correct fonts and spacing. Use your browser's Ctrl+P shortcut to print from that tab. The document also prints as a PDF if you choose "Save as PDF" in the print dialog.
Yes — all standard browser text-editing shortcuts work: Ctrl+B bold, Ctrl+I italic, Ctrl+U underline, Ctrl+Z undo, Ctrl+Y redo, Ctrl+A select all. Tab and Shift+Tab indent/outdent list items. The editor respects your operating system's keyboard conventions.