Rich text editor
ALT Rich Text Editor
Write or paste formatted text, clean the Word and Google Docs cruft, then export to HTML, Markdown, plain text, Word, or PDF.
🔒 Everything runs in your browser. Nothing you type or paste is uploaded or stored.
Cleaning options
Export and save as
True PDF is generated right in your browser, no print dialog needed. Every download opens your browser save dialog where supported, so you can choose the folder and file name. Print is kept for exact page styling.
What this rich text editor does
A rich text editor lets you format text visually, the way a word processor does, while keeping the clean underlying code one click away. Type directly, or paste from Word, Google Docs, or any web page, and the editor removes the hidden styles, classes, and tag soup that normally come along for the ride.
Switch between Clean HTML, GitHub flavored Markdown, and plain text, edit the HTML source by hand, then copy or save your work as HTML, Markdown, text, a Word document, or a real PDF. Every step happens locally in your browser, so nothing you write is ever uploaded.
FAQ
What is a rich text editor?
A rich text editor lets you write and format text visually with bold, italic, headings, lists, and links, then hands you the clean underlying code.
How do I paste from Word or Google Docs without the messy formatting?
Paste as usual and the editor strips the hidden styles, or use paste as plain text to drop all formatting at once.
What can I export or save my text as?
Copy clean HTML, Markdown, or plain text, copy as rich text for Word and Docs, or download as .html, .md, .txt, a Word .doc, or a real PDF.
Can I edit the HTML source directly?
Yes. Toggle the source view to edit the HTML by hand and the visual canvas stays in sync.
What is the difference between the HTML and Markdown output?
HTML is ready for web pages and email. Markdown is GitHub flavored and great for docs, README files, and notes.
Is my text private?
Yes. Everything runs in your browser. Nothing you type or paste is uploaded or stored.