Free Live Code Editor
Write HTML, CSS, and JavaScript and preview the results instantly for free.
How to Use the Live Code Editor
Write and test your web projects in real-time. Our live editor provides a simple and efficient environment for prototyping HTML, CSS, and JavaScript with an instant preview, all for free and directly in your browser.
- Step 1: Write Your Code. Use the dedicated panels to write your HTML structure, CSS styles, and JavaScript logic.
- Step 2: See Instant Previews. The "Live Output" panel at the bottom automatically updates as you type, showing you the rendered result of your code in real-time.
- Step 3: Use Templates (Optional). Kickstart your project by selecting a pre-built template like a styled button, an image card, or a basic page layout from the dropdown menu.
- Step 4: Save Your Work. When you're finished, click the "Save as HTML" button to download a complete, self-contained `.html` file of your entire project, which you can open locally or host online.
Key Features
- Instant Real-Time Preview: No need to constantly save and refresh. See your visual changes instantly in the output panel as you type, speeding up your development workflow.
- Professional Syntax Highlighting: Powered by CodeMirror, our editor provides professional syntax highlighting for HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, making your code easier to read, write, and debug.
- Helpful Starter Templates: Don't want to start from scratch? Quickly get started with common UI components and layouts like buttons, cards, and forms by selecting a template.
- Adaptive Dark/Light Mode: The editor's theme automatically adapts to the website's theme, providing a comfortable coding experience whether you prefer working during the day or at night.
- Portable Single-File Download: Easily save your entire project—HTML, CSS, and JavaScript—as a single, portable `.html` file that you can share or deploy anywhere.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Can I use external libraries like jQuery or Tailwind CSS?
Yes. You can include any external CSS or JavaScript library by adding `` or `