HTML Editor

A single-file, in-browser tool for editing HTML files by clicking directly on the rendered page, then saving back to the original file on disk.

Live: https://keaganstokoe.github.io/html-editor/

Use it

1. Open file… (or drag an .html file onto the window). Use Chrome or Edge for in-place saving.
2. Click anywhere on the page and type — edits happen on the rendered page.
3. Save (or ⌘S / Ctrl+S) writes straight back to the original file.
4. Preview toggles the edit outlines off so you see the real result.
5. Revert discards edits back to the last saved version.

Privacy

Everything runs client-side in your browser. Files you open are never uploaded anywhere — the page just reads and writes them locally via the browser's File System Access API.

Limits

• Chrome/Edge only for saving in place. Other browsers fall back to downloading an edited copy.
• Saving serializes the live DOM. Exact for static pages; for script-driven pages (charts, etc.) the saved file reflects the current rendered state, so review before overwriting anything important.
• Text/content editing (contentEditable), not a full code editor.