EDIT ANY WEB PAGE

Paste a URL and the page loads right here, editable — click anywhere and type like it's a Word document. Change the headline, rewrite the copy, swap the numbers, fix a typo for a designer, then save your own copy of the HTML. Nothing you edit is sent anywhere.

Enter a public URL like example.com or https://example.com/page. Our server fetches a copy of the page and the editing happens entirely in your browser. Or try an example.

Paste a URL above and the editable page appears here

Editing:

You are editing a private copy of the page in your browser. Links and buttons in the copy do nothing, and nothing you type leaves your device.

How it works

1. Fetch

Our server fetches a copy of the page with the same SSRF-protected fetcher the Open Graph Viewer uses. Public pages only.

2. Clean

Scripts, inline event handlers, plugin embeds and redirects are stripped, and a <base> tag keeps images and styles pointing at the original site.

3. Edit

The copy lands in a sandboxed frame with editing switched on. Type, format, then save or copy your own HTML.

Classic uses: show a client how their site should look, mark up a page so your designer knows what you want, or update a screenshot without opening an image editor.

Frequently asked questions

No. You are editing a private copy that lives in your browser tab. The original site is never changed, and nobody else can see your edits.

No. Save as HTML downloads a standalone .html file containing your edits, which you can open locally, print to PDF, or hand to a developer. It is a snapshot, not a live edit.

Pages that build themselves with JavaScript fetch their content after load, and scripts are stripped here for safety, so the copy can look empty. Some web fonts and cross-origin images may also fail to load. Plain, server-rendered sites work best.

Nowhere. The editing, formatting and saving all happen in your browser. The server only fetches the page so you can read it, and that copy is never stored.

No. Only public pages can be fetched. Localhost, internal hostnames and private network addresses are blocked.

Privacy: the URL you enter is fetched by our server so it can read the page, and the copy is never stored. Everything after that — editing, formatting, saving — happens entirely in your browser.

Related tools

Tech Stack Detective

See what the page you are editing is built with before you rewrite its copy.

Open Graph Viewer

Check the page's link previews, then use this editor to draft the better title and description.

Image to Text (OCR)

Pull the text out of a screenshot instead of retyping it into the editor.