Best HTML Editors of 2024

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    Pinegrow Reviews

    Pinegrow

    Pinegrow

    $6 per month
    Pinegrow is a Mac and Linux web editor that allows you to build responsive websites faster. It supports multi-page editing and CSS & SASS styling. The CSS Grid editor also supports Bootstrap, Tailwind CSS and Foundation. Pinegrow is a desktop web builder that can open and save standard HTML and CSS files. This means that you won't be tied to a particular file format. Simply open and edit existing projects. Pinegrow can be used in conjunction with other web development tools. You can build websites offline without an internet connection. You can create as many websites as possible. With powerful visual tools, you can quickly build the layout of your website. You can insert multiple elements with repeater, and modify the layout of each element in one move. Rich visual controls, CSS Grid editor, Dev tools editor or code are all available to inspect active CSS rules. Live editing of SASS and LESS is possible without the use of any external tools.
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    Espresso Reviews

    Espresso

    Espresso

    $99
    The web editor for Mac has returned. The web editor for Mac is back! It's the perfect app for people who love creating beautiful, innovative, and fast websites. Espresso allows you to code, design, build, publish and publish with flair. High-quality text features, stunning Live Preview with Browser Xray and CSSEdit tools, the Navigator and Dynamo autobuilding, as well as Server Sync. Espresso can help you whether you are starting from scratch or updating a live website. You can change CSS for live sites and watch your design changes in real-time. There is no need to publish, save, reload, or even save. Only Espresso makes it easy to play with live projects. You can now build high-quality standard CSS as well as modular SCSS and LESS with the new Espresso. The beautiful navigator makes styling easy, as well as auto-building by Dynamo. There is also incredible integration with live previews and overrides.
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    Textastic Reviews

    Textastic

    Textastic

    $7.99 one-time payment
    Textastic for Mac is the ideal desktop companion to the popular iOS editor. Textastic for Mac supports more than 80 markup and source languages. It also brings the powerful syntax coloring engine from the iOS source code editor to your Mac. You can create your own TextMate and Sublime Text syntax definitions. Textastic for Mac is built on the same code editor that powers the iOS application. It makes use of native macOS APIs such as Core Text to achieve maximum speed. You will find it easier to use modern Mac features like Auto Save, Versions, and code completion. iCloud Drive makes it easy to sync files between your iOS and macOS devices. The app supports 80 languages and markup languages, iCloud autosave, and macOS Versions. The app can import syntax definitions, themes, and templates from TextMate.
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    Froala Reviews

    Froala

    Froala

    $199 per year
    Beautiful Javascript web editor. It's easy to integrate for developers. Your users will fall in love with the clean design. Many features don't need to overwhelm users with hundreds of buttons. The WYSIWYG editor smart bar from Froala can accommodate over 100 features within a simple interface. The Froala Smart Toolbar organizes all actions by scope into four categories. It's an intuitive toolbar that makes it easy to find every feature and lets you know which ones are most important. The Froala Rich text editor has many simple and complex features that can be used for a variety of purposes. WYSIWYG HTML editor, created by developers for developers. You can get started quickly with a powerful API and detailed documentation. The Froala editor can do almost anything. It is easy to understand, extend and modify well-written, structured and documented code. You don't have to reinvent the wheel. Rich text editor has over 30 pre-installed plugins.
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    CKEditor 4 Reviews
    CKEditor 4 is a smart WYSIWYG rich text editor that has been on the market since its launch in 2012. It allows software creators and developers to build stable and reliable writing solutions for applications of all sorts, within hours. Thanks to a plugin- and event-based architecture, ready-to-use builds, native integrations, extensive documentation, and reliable customer support, the editor can be easily tailored to your needs.
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    CKEditor 5 Reviews
    CKEditor 5 is a modern WYSIWYG rich text editor that can easily accommodate the requirements of businesses and users in the age of digital transformation. It allows software creators and developers to build powerful writing solutions for applications of all sorts, within hours. Thanks to a fully customizable framework, ready-to-use builds, native integrations, extensive documentation, and reliable customer support, the editor can be fully tailored to your needs.
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    TextPad Reviews

    TextPad

    TextPad

    $16.50 one-time payment
    If you are just trying to get the job done, it is enough to not waste your time learning another program. Your previous experience with other tools should be applicable to each new application. This will make it easy to get started with the new application. TextPad is so well-known because of this. TextPad is a powerful alternative to Notepad, a tool to edit your web pages or a programming IDE. It does exactly what you expect. You can download a trial copy from our website and see how productive it is. TextPad is designed to meet the most stringent text editing needs. It can edit files up until the limits of virtual memory and will work with 32-bit and 64 bit editions of Windows 11, 10, 8, 8.1, 7, and Server 2008.
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    WildEdit Reviews

    WildEdit

    TextPad

    $8.50 one-time payment
    WildEdit is a great tool to save time if you need to make changes to multiple files at once. It allows users to edit plain text files within a folder hierarchy. The wildcards filter makes it interactive. It is ideal for editing web pages, software source code, reformatting log files, and newsletters. It is not suitable to edit files in proprietary binary formats such as Microsoft Word documents. It is as simple as entering the search text and optionally a regular expression. The replacement text can also be used. Finally, you can let the program run. You can repeat this process as many times as you need. The last 10 changes can be undone or redone. WildEdit is available in a trial version. You can download your trial copy right now to see how productive you are. Any file containing plain text can be edited.
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    phase 5 Reviews

    phase 5

    phase 5

    €47.60 one-time payment
    The HTML editor is a classic among German HTML editors. The HTML editor features include project management, TAG completion of HTML commands, syntax coloring for improved readability, HTML forms and integrated image viewer. It also supports common formats like PHP, Javascript HTML, VBScript, JAVA and Pearl. A file manager allows you to quickly switch between documents and edit multiple documents simultaneously. There is also a table assistant. Only for schools and home users. Schools are institutions that provide vocational training. To be legally able to use the program, companies, registered associations and authorities must obtain a license. Phase 5 runs smoothly under both 32-bit and 64-bit Windows 10.
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    Komodo Edit Reviews

    Komodo Edit

    ActiveState

    $84 per month
    If you are looking for something simple and powerful, Komodo Edit is the editor for you. Komodo IDE offers more robust functionality, including debugging, unit-testing, code refactoring, and code profiling. Software vendors are increasingly at the forefront of security for customers, as one compromised patch or update can make hundreds, or even thousands, of your customers vulnerable to cyberattacks. Don't become the next SolarWinds. Instead of implementing multiple solutions and custom code, ActiveState Platform provides a one-of-a-kind solution that helps protect the integrity and security of open source components that you import, use, and run.
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    Codespaces Reviews

    Codespaces

    GitHub

    $4 per user per month
    Visual Studio Code is full-featured, with the editor, terminal debugger, version control and settings sync. You can work in the browser or transfer to your desktop. Pre-built images make it easy to create a new development environment for any size project. GitHub's 35GB dev image is ready in just 10 seconds. Your cloud VMs can be scaled up to 32 cores with 64GB RAM. Low latency connections across four regions ensure that you don't even notice it's not your local machine. You can preview your changes in the browser and share them with your colleagues. Your dotfiles repository backs you every nerdy detail.
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    DroidEdit Reviews

    DroidEdit

    DroidEdit

    Free
    You can take your work with you everywhere. Code while you wait for the bus, or while you relax on a beach. You can edit your files from the cloud. DroidEdit supports Dropbox, Drive, Box, (S-FTP) servers, and Git. We will soon be adding more file providers. Syntax highlighting is available for nearly 200 programming languages. If you get an urgent call asking for code changes, don't rush to your workplace. You can edit all you need from your mobile phone. You can checkout, edit, commit, and push all from your smartphone or tablet. Some developers prefer dark backgrounds while others prefer white screens. Each to his own. You can use one of the provided themes to highlight syntax. You can create your own theme if you don't like the one provided. Emmet allows you to transform simple expressions into fully fledged HTML code automatically.
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    Pulsar Reviews

    Pulsar

    Pulsar-Edit

    Free
    Hyper-hackable text editor that is community-driven. Pulsar is compatible with all operating systems. It works on OS X, Windows and Linux. Pulsar allows you to search for and install new packages, or create your own. Pulsar makes it easier to write code faster thanks to its intelligent and flexible autocomplete. Browse and open files, whole projects, and multiple projects from one window. Split your Pulsar interface in multiple panes to edit and compare code across files. You can preview, find, and replace text in any file or across all of your projects.
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    Nova Reviews
    If we are being honest, Mac apps have become a lost art. Although cross-platform apps are great, it's not who we are. Panic was founded in 1997 as a Mac software business. Our joy comes from creating things that feel Mac-like. Coda, an all-in one Mac web editor, was created long ago. When we began work on Nova, however, we looked at the web today and decided where we needed to go. It was time to make a fresh start. Our first-class text editor is the key to all this. It's fast, flexible, new, and super-fast. Nova supports CoffeeScript, CSS and Diff, ERB, Haml HTML, INI JavaScript, JSON. JSX, Less Lua, Markdown, Perl PHP, Ruby, Sass SCSS, Smarty SQL, TSX TypeScript, XML and YAML.
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    Arachnophilia Reviews
    Arachnophilia can be described as a Web page design workshop or general programming tool. Arachnophilia can be written in Java computer language.
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    Quiver Reviews
    Quiver is a notebook designed for programmers. You can easily combine text, code, Markdown, and LaTeX in one note. You can also edit code with an amazing editor, preview Markdown, and instantly find any note via the full-text searching. A note in Quiver consists of cells, snippets, text, Markdown, LaTeX (via MathJax), or diagrams (sequence, flowchart). You can mix and match different types of cells within one note. You can also set different languages for different codes cells. Programmer's notebook should make code editing easy. Quiver includes the ACE code editor in code cells. It supports syntax highlighting for more than 120 languages, more than 20 themes, automatic indent/outdent, and many other features. Quiver allows you to write in Markdown, with inline formatting. Markdown is displayed in a live preview window that displays Markdown as you type. Quiver uses MathJax for typesetting mathematical equations written using LaTeX.
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    CodeRunner Reviews

    CodeRunner

    CodeRunner

    $19.99 one-time payment
    A lightweight, multi-language text editor and IDE for macOS. CodeRunner is designed to run all the most popular programming languages instantly and support them all. The app can run code in 25 languages straight out of the box. Additional languages can be added by simply entering their terminal commands. CodeRunner is your favorite editor for all types of text files. It has over 200 syntax modes, lots more advanced editing features, and thoughtful details. CodeRunner's code completion is among the best in any IDE. Intelligent matching of typed text allows for completions beyond single words. With the extra-fuzzy search algorithm and helpful documentation snippets, you can quickly find the right completion from thousands of others. Smart ranking of results allows you to rank the results. Do not clutter your code with print-statements to debugging. Instead, use CodeRunner’s built-in debugging tools to set breakpoints and walk through your code.
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    VSCodium Reviews
    Microsoft's vscode code is open-source (MIT-licensed), however, the product (Visual Studio Code), which is available for download, is licensed under this not FLOSS license. It contains telemetry/tracking. The VSCodium project is available so that you don’t need to download+build directly from the source. This project contains special build scripts that clone Microsoft’s vscode repo and run the build commands. The resulting binaries are then uploaded to GitHub releases. These binaries are licensed under MIT. Telemetry is disabled. For Mac OS X Mojave users: If you see the message "App cannot be opened because Apple can't check it for malicious code" when opening VSCodium for the first time, right-click on the application and select Open. This is only necessary for the first Mojave launch. This document contains the most current information about migrating from Visual Studio Code, as well as any quirks that might occur.
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    HTML-NOTEPAD Reviews
    It is a WYSIWYG editor for structured documents. This includes texts with hierarchical or semantically meaningful structure, lists, plaintext islands and tables, and headers. HTML-NOTEPAD does not function as a "webpage editor". It is not a "web page editor". You shouldn't expect to create "cool webpages" with it. WYSIWYG Web design with modern CSS is impossible. Because CSS is a natural language, web pages can only be created manually by editing CSS. HTML-NOTEPAD is still useful for web designers, in cases where we need to create textual (yet structured) content for our pages. HTML-NOTEPAD uses Sciter Engine to create its UI. It is small and fast, has no external dependencies, and works on all major desktop operating system, including Windows (XP to 10), Mac OS, Linux, and Linux. While WYSIWYG editing is limited, there are some operations that are much easier to perform in source code representation. HTML-NOTEPAD supports "pass through selection".
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    NVU Reviews
    Complete web authoring system for Linux Desktop and Microsoft Windows users. It can be used to compete with Dreamweaver and FrontPage. Nvu (pronounced Nview, for a new view) makes it easy to manage a website. Anyone can now create and manage websites without any technical knowledge or technical skills. KompoZer and Nvu are open-source, free solutions that are supported by the community. You can visit KompoZer and Nvu support to get help. NVU 1.0 was released in June 2005. However, it is not the latest or best version of Nvu software. You can download the "KompoZer", an unofficial bugfix/update, here. KompoZer does not fix all bugs in NVU 1.0. However, it can resolve some major annoyances. If you like NVU 1.0, you should continue to use it. KompoZer can be a great option if you have problems.
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    Bluefish Reviews
    Bluefish is a powerful editor that targets programmers and web developers. It offers many options to create websites, scripts, and programming code. Bluefish supports many programming languages and markup languages. Take a look at the screenshots and get a complete overview of features. You can also download it immediately. Bluefish is an open source development project released under the GNU GPL License. Bluefish runs on all desktop operating systems, including Linux, FreeBSD MacOS-X, Windows and OpenBSD. Bluefish 2.2.12 is minor maintenance release that includes some minor new features. The most important feature is a fix for crashes in simple searches. The compatibility with Python 3 has been improved. Improved coding detection in Python files. Triple-click now selects a line. Bluefish works better on Mac OSX thanks to the new permission features. Bluefish also supports certain languages on OSX by using the correct language in its user interface.
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    Firepad Reviews
    Firepad is an open-source collaborative text editor that allows for real-time collaboration. Firepad allows for true collaborative editing. It also supports intelligent operational transform-based merging, conflict resolution, and more. Firepad can render documents with the CodeMirror Ace, Monaco, or Ace editors. Its operational transform code borrows from www.js. Firepad uses the Firebase Realtime Database to store and sync cloud data. Any application that requires collaborative editing text documents can be built. Firepad supports rich text and code editing right out of the box, and it is easy to extend for additional uses. Firepad was developed by Michael Lehenbauer, Firebase's team. Firepad could have many more features. Please star Firepad on GitHub, and send a pull request if you have anything to add! Any application that requires collaboration editing of text documents can be built.
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    Emacs Reviews
    It is a core component of Emacs Lisp's interpreter. This Lisp dialect includes extensions that support text editing. Many file types can be edited using content-aware modes, including syntax coloring. You will find all the documentation you need, as well as a tutorial for novice users. Unicode support for almost all human scripts. Emacs Lisp code and a graphical interface make it easy to customize. You can access a wide range of functionality, beyond text editing. This includes a project planner and mail and news reader, debugger interface and calendar, IRC client and many more. A packaging system to download and install extensions. Support for arbitrary-size integers built-in HarfBuzz allows text shaping. Native support for JSON parsing Cairo drawing support improved Unexec can be replaced with portable dumping. Support for XDG conventions init files. Additional early-init initialization files. Support for tab bar and tab line built-in. ImageMagick does not support the resizing or rotation of images.
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    Geany Reviews
    Geany is a lightweight, powerful and stable text editor for programmers. It doesn't slow down your work flow. It is compatible with Windows, Linux, and MacOS. It can be translated into more than 40 languages and has built-in support to more than 50 programming languages. Geany's existence was primarily due to the need for an IDE/editor that is decent, lightweight, cross-platform, flexible, and powerful. Many editors can meet some of these requirements, but not all. Geany uses the GPL v2 license to ensure that you can customize and hack it. Also, everyone benefits from the community's changes. Geany has many customizable parts, including color themes (GeanyThemes) and adding new filetypes. Geany offers many settings that allow you to adjust it to suit your needs and preferences. Many file types are supported, including popular programming languages such as C, Java, PHP and HTML.
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    Kate Reviews
    Kate has many features that make it easy to view and edit your text files. Kate allows you to view and edit multiple files simultaneously, both in tabs or split views. It also comes with a variety of plugins including an embedded terminal that allows you to launch console commands from Kate, powerful search-and-replace plugins, and a preview plugin which can show you your MD, HTML, and even SVG. Kate supports highlighting in over 300 languages, making it easier to understand code in almost all programming languages. Kate is also familiar with brackets and can help you navigate through complex code blocks hierarchies. Spellchecking on-the-fly is also available. This will allow you to check the quality of your text before publishing. Split views allow you to work on multiple files simultaneously. You can navigate your project folder structures using the sidebar. Kate smart tabs allows you to quickly access any recently opened documents.