Free Online HTML Editor - 1stworldofarticle

 

 

 

This online HTML editor enables you to create HTML snippets for your website, blog, or email newsletter.

Use the toolbar to format the HTML page. When you're ready to see the code, click the  Source button.

Easy HTML editing

1stworldofarticle Free Online HTML Editor, HTML source code editing feature allows it to be used as an online HTML editor. It includes syntax highlighting to make it easier for you to follow code. It can be forced to accept any type of code includingtags by simply turning off the HTML filtering. You can also switch to WYSIWYG mode anytime to check how your code output looks!

Clean your HTML code

For situations where you would like to clean and fix up invalid HTML, you can use '1stworldofarticle Free Online HTML Editor' source code editing feature as well. After switching to source code mode, all you have to do is to paste in your HTML and CKEditor 4 will automatically fix it. You can again switch back and forth to WYSIWYG mode anytime to edit content more easily.

Convert Word document and Google Docs to HTML

'1stworldofarticle Free Online HTML Editor' have excellent copy-paste with constant improvements. Whether you are copy-pasting from Google Docs, Word, Excel or LibreOffice, '1stworldofarticle Free Online HTML Editor' will get you your exact content. This makes it better than any ordinary tool to turn your existing Word and Google Docs and LibreOffice documents to HTML. Simple as, paste your content, and click source code mode to see the HTML output

Why ckeditor?

WYSIWYG editors in your software often misbehave. This is usually because they are out-of-date or simply are not reliable. Unfortunately, many developers opt for simple, lightweight, do-it-yourself-editors based on assumptions without doing proper research or testing for their individual use case. This leaves the end users frustrated.

However, both CKEditors are built with 16 years of experience in WYSIWYG rich-text editing by a team of 40+ developers. We consistently listen to user concerns, trends, new feature requests to help us build our editors. Architectures that can handle complex structures and the constant improvements makes the editors stronger than any other examples.

The best WYSIWYG Online HTML editor around

What sets CKEditor apart from other online HTML tools is its originality! There are many websites and articles that include lists of best online HTML editors. What these listicles won't tell you is that although they have different names, many of the mentioned tools are simple implementations of CKEditor!

Now you've found the original online HTML editor! Whether you are looking for a quick online solution or to implement the editor in your own software, CKEditor will always provide you the latest and greatest WYSIWYG features. But if you are looking for some guidance on deciding which editor is the best for you, we can also help with that!

Online HTML editor features

This section presents a whole variety of features that CKEditor has to offer

Styling and Formatting

The Basic Styles plugin provides the ability to add some basic text formatting to your document. It adds the Bold, Italic, Underline, Strikethrough, Subscript and Superscript toolbar buttons that apply these styles. If you want to quickly remove basic styles from your document, use the Remove Format button provided by the Remove Format plugin.

Copy Formatting

The optional Copy Formatting plugin provides the ability to easily copy text formatting from one place in the document and apply it to another. To copy styles, place your cursor inside the text (or select a styled document fragment) and press the button or use the Ctrl+Shift+C keyboard shortcut.

Removing Text Formatting

The Remove Format plugin provides the ability to quickly remove any text formatting that is applied through inline HTML elements and CSS styles, like basic text styles (bold, italic, etc.), font family and size, text and background colors or styles applied through the Styles drop-down. Note that it does not change text formats applied at block level..

Autoformatting

The Autoformat feature in CKEditor 5 allows you to quickly apply formatting to the content you are writing. While it can be customized, by default it can be used as an Markdown alternative. For example you bold by typing **text** or __text__ , create bulleted lists with * or -, create headings with #, ## or ###.

Block-Level Text Formats

The Format plugin provides the ability to add block-level text formatting to your document. It introduces the Paragraph Format toolbar button that applies these text formats. The formats work on block level which means that you do not need to select any text in order to apply them and entire blocks will be affected by your choice.

Tables

This plugin adds the Table Properties dialog window with support for creating tables and setting basic table properties, such as: number of rows and columns, table width and height, cell padding and spacing, table headers setting, table border size, table alignment on the page and table caption and summary.

Inserting Images

The default Image plugin supports inserting images into the editor content. This plugin supports left and right alignment. It also allows setting image border as well as pixel-perfect alignment (by setting the horizontal and vertical whitespace). Links can be added to an image easily from the Image Properties dialog. A file manager such as CKFinder can be integrated for image upload and storage support.

Pasting Content from LibreOffice

The Paste from LibreOffice plugin allows you to paste content from LibreOffice Writer and maintain original content structure and formatting.

Pasting Content from Google Docs

The Paste from Google Docs plugin allows you to paste content from Google Docs and maintain original content structure and formatting.

Pasting Content from Microsoft Excel

The Paste from Word plugin allows you to also paste content from Microsoft Excel and maintain original content structure and formatting.

Pasting Content from Microsoft Word

The Paste from Word plugin allows you to paste content from Microsoft Word and maintain original content structure and formatting. It automatically detects Word content and transforms its structure and formatting to clean HTML.

Source Code Editing

CKEditor 4 is a WYSIWYG editor, so it makes it easy for end users to work on HTML content without any knowledge of HTML whatsoever. More advanced users, however, sometimes want to access raw HTML source code for their content and CKEditor makes it possible by providing the Source Editing feature.

Code Snippets

This plugin allows you to insert rich code fragments and see a live preview with highlighted syntax. Its original implementation uses the highlight.js library, but the plugin exposes a convenient interface for hooking any other library, even a server-side one.

Embedding Media Resources

The Media Embed plugin allow to embed resources (videos, images, tweets, etc.) hosted by other services (like e.g. YouTube, Vimeo, Twitter) in the editor.

Spellcheck on the go

The SpellCheckAsYouType (SCAYT) plugin provides inline spelling and grammar checking, much like the native browser spell checker, well-integrated with the CKEditor 4 context menu. It uses the WebSpellChecker web services.

 

 

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Welcome to the online HTML editor by CKEditor! It is a versatile and comprehensive online WYSIWYG editor powered by a modern, flexible, feature-rich framework delivered by CKSource written in pure JavaScript.

Features Overview

CKEditor is an open-source WYSIWYG editor that delivers HTML-rich content. It comes packed with a plethora of functions and features, from the basic ones like text formatting to the most advanced, industry-standard options like the commercial export to PDF.

Basic formatting features and text styling

Basic text styles

The basic text styles feature allows you to apply the most frequently used formatting indispensable for content creation. This package provides essential text styling features such as bold, italic, underline, strikethrough, subscript and superscript. Coupled with more formatting features, these serve as a base for any WYSIWYG editor toolset.

Use UI toolbar buttons to employ basic styles in your content - select a word or larger portion of the text to apply the formatting to and then use a toolbar button with the desired style.

Font styles

The online HTML editor allows the user to choose from both the font color and font background color. The feature provides extended text formatting options for the document content. It enables the following features in the rich-text editor: change the font family, control the font size, control the font color and control the font background color.

Use UI toolbar buttons to employ change the font size, font face, font color or background color of selected content. Apply selected style to single words or whole passages.

Copy, paste and clear formatting

The formatting can also be easily copied and applied to other areas of the content or simply removed with a single click of a toolbar button.

Layout and structure

Block formatting and text operations can be employed to provide rich-text editing experience.

Headings

The editor lets the user employ HTML-derived rich-text features like headings and paragraph text. These are used by the creators to structure their documents. They also aid both the readers, making the content more organized and easier to read, and the search indexers scanning for crucial information. The feature toolbar dropdown by default includes the paragraph format, too.

Choose the sentence, phrase or word you want to turn into a heading, and then use the appropriate item from the headings drop down in the editor toolbar. Easily turn a heading back into paragraph text the same way, too.

Text alignment

Text alignment options let the user employ HTML-derived rich-text features like aligning text to the left, to the right, centering it or justifying - to suit your needs better. Select a paragraph and use the toolbar buttons to align the content as needed.

Horizontal rule

A horizontal rule is often used as a divider between main part of the content. It can be a graphic indicator of a theme shift, too. Use the toolbar button to insert a horizontal rule into the text body.

Blockquote

Use blockquote to emphasize or visually separate important passages or sentences. Choose a paragraph you want to separate from the main text body and apply the block quote formatting with toolbar button easily.

Indent and outdent

Indent and outdent feature serves similar purpose and allows indenting or outdenting specific parts of the content to create graphic division in between passages or paragraphs. Choose a paragraph you need to indent and indent it with toolbar button easily.

Code snippets

Code snippets allow you to distinguish regular text from code or script snippets - these are presented in a distinctive visual way depending on the predefined, selectable languages and scripts!

Use the toolbar button to invoke the code snippet dialog, paste the code and choose from a set of predefined programming languages to highlight hte code properly.

Rich content

Images

The online HTML editor supports the best of the rich-text editing options. Bundled in this online WYSIWYG editor are basics like images. Upload them from URL or from your hard drive. Align them as needed, style and set the dimensions in a handy image control panel.

Media

The embeddable media feature brings support for inserting media such as YouTube or Vimeo videos and tweets into your rich text content.

Use the media embed toolbar button and paste the URL of the content you need to embed.

Tables

Online HTML editor offers full support for tables. Use the toolbar button to invoke the table insertion dialog, where you can control various aspects of the table as needed.

Lists

Employ the power of lists to produce better and more efficient messages - both ordered and unordered lists are available to help the user organize the content better and in a more readable, attractive manner.

Choose the desired type of list - bulleted or numbered - from the toolbar and apply it with a single button click. You can nest different types of lists, too!

Links

Links are - of course - also supported in the online editor! Regular links, emails, and anchors come in handy at any time.

Emojis

In the online HTML editor, you can also insert emojis using a toolbar dropdown, where you can choose from several preconfigured sets of emojis.

Pasting

Rich content can also be pasted from Word, Excel, LibreOffice, or Google Docs, keeping the formatting and retaining styles.

Spelling aid

It is not always easy to convey the message in a clear, efficient manner. Even though this online editor cannot help you with phrasing or style, it offers another priceless feature - spellcheck and grammar checking. Spot and correct any mistakes as you write, in real-time, with this easy and comfortable solution - just hover over an underlined error to see suggestions and correct it (or reject!) with a single click.

Source access

The CKEditor 4-based “Online HTML Editor” allows you to see and edit the HTML code with ease. With a single click, you can switch between the WYSIWYG and HTML source editing modes. It allows for full control of the output produced by the online editor and lets the user easily edit and then move the code where it is needed without the necessity to employ 3rd-party dedicated editors.

All you need to produce proper HTML is our online rich-text editor!

Feature-rich online HTML editor

Whatever your needs are, this online HTML editor with a plethora of functions and options is at hand. It offers a powerful, comfortable, fast, and easy online editing experience. The content may be output to valid HTML code that may be later used wherever you need. Or if there is teamwork to be done - just invite your colleagues and send them the editing link for a collaborative feast.

Accessibility Support

CKEditor complies with the most important industry standards for accessibility, recommended by Section 508, WCAG 2.0, WAI-ARIA, and IBM Web Accessibility Checklist.

Keyboard shortcuts

Many functions in CKEditor 4 have their equivalent keyboard shortcuts. This is one of the reasons why working with the editor is simple and efficient.

Working with a document

Esc Closes a CKEditor dialog window, drop-down list, or context menu. Equivalent to the Cancel button in a dialog window. Also moves from the context menu submenu to the parent option.

Enter Selects a CKEditor function from the toolbar, drop-down list, or context menu. Equivalent to the OK button in a dialog window.

Shift+F10, Menu/Application key – Opens the element’s context menu.

Ctrl+Z – Performs the undo operation.

Ctrl+Y, Shift+Ctrl+Z – Performs the redo operation.

Navigation

Home – Jumps to the beginning of the line.

Ctrl+Home – Jumps to the beginning of the document.

End – Jumps to the end of the line.

Ctrl+End – Jumps to the end of the document.

PgDn – Scroll down the document, approximately by the length of the editing area.

PgUp – Scrolls up the document, approximately by the length of the editing area.

Writing

Enter (Return) – Ends a paragraph and starts a new one.

Shift+Enter – Adds a line break.

Shift+Ctrl+3 – Enables entering content (by adding a new paragraph) before a problematic element such as an image, table, or div element that starts or ends a document, list, or even adjacent horizontal lines.

Shift+Ctrl+4 – Enables entering content (by adding a new paragraph) after a problematic element such as an image, table, or div element that starts or ends a document, list, or even adjacent horizontal lines.

Backspace, Del – Deletes a character.

Ctrl+Backspace, Ctrl+Del – Deletes a word.

Text selection

Ctrl+A – Selects all document contents.

Shift+Arrow – Selects a text fragment by letters.

Ctrl+Shift+Arrow – Selects a text fragment by words.

Shift+Home – Selects a text fragment from the cursor to the beginning of the line.

Shift+End – Selects a text fragment from the cursor to the end of the line.

Ctrl+Shift+Home – Selects a text fragment from the cursor to the beginning of the document.

Ctrl+Shift+End – Selects a text fragment from the cursor to the end of the document.

Shift+PgDn – Selects a text fragment of approximately the length of the editing area starting from the cursor and going down.

Shift+PgUp – Selects a text fragment of approximately the length of the editing area starting from the cursor and going up.

Accessibility

Alt+0 – Opens the Accessibility Instructions dialog window.

Alt+F10 – Enters the toolbar or the tab list of the currently open dialog window.

Alt+F11 – Enters the elements path.

Tab – Moves to the next toolbar button group, context menu suboption, elements path element, dialog window element, or dialog window tab while in the tab list.

Right Arrow – Moves to the next toolbar button within the group, context menu suboption, elements path element, dialog window element, or dialog window tab while in the tab list.

Tab or Down Arrow – Moves to the next drop-down list or context menu option.

Shift+Tab – Moves to the previous toolbar button group, context menu parent option, elements path element, dialog window element, or dialog window tab while in the tab list.

Left Arrow – Moves to the previous toolbar button within the group, context menu parent option, elements path element, dialog window element, or dialog window tab while in the tab list.

Shift+Tab or Up Arrow – Moves to the previous drop-down list or context menu option.

Space or Enter – Activates a toolbar button, a context menu option, a drop-down list option, an elements path element, or a dialog window tab once selected. Also enters a context menu submenu, if it is available.

Cut, Copy and Paste

Ctrl+X, Shift+Del – Cuts a text fragment to the clipboard.

Ctrl+C – Copies a text fragment to the clipboard.

Ctrl+V, Shift+Insert – Pastes a text fragment from the clipboard.

Shift+Ctrl+V – Pastes content from the clipboard as plain text.

Text styling

Ctrl+B – Applies bold formatting to a text fragment.

Ctrl+I – Applies italics formatting to a text fragment.

Ctrl+U – Applies underline formatting to a text fragment.

Copy formatting

Ctrl+Shift+C – Copies the inline formatting from a text fragment and enables the sticky mode.

Ctrl+Shift+V – Applies the previously copied inline formatting to a text fragment.

Esc – Disables the sticky mode.

Rich text

Ctrl+L, Ctrl+K – Opens the Link dialog window.

Tab – Indents a list.

Shift+Tab – Outdents a list.

About online HTML editor

This free online HTML editor contains a prime choice of features from both available CKEditor versions: CKEditor 4 powers the Online HTML Editor with code view, while CKEditor 5 with Collaboration Features powers the Real-time collaboration editor.

It is an open-source WYSIWYG editor that delivers HTML-rich content. It comes packed with a plethora of functions and features, from the basic ones like text formatting to the most advanced, industry-standard options like Markdown-formatted output or commercial export to PDF.

Both of these offer a similar multitude of writing and editing features accessible via a comfortable, efficiency-oriented user interface.