Live HTML Compiler

Write HTML, CSS & JavaScript — See results instantly

HTML
CSS
JavaScript
Live Preview
Console
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How to Use This Tool

Everything you need to know to get started

Live Preview

See your changes instantly as you type. No need to refresh or click any buttons.

Console Output

Built-in console displays all your JavaScript logs, errors, and warnings with timestamps.

Fullscreen Mode

View your creation in fullscreen for a distraction-free preview experience.

Auto Save

Your code is automatically saved to browser storage. Come back anytime!

Download Project

Export your complete project as a standalone HTML file ready to use anywhere.

Copy Code

Quickly copy individual editors or the complete code to your clipboard.

Step-by-Step Guide

  1. 1
    Write HTML
    Add your HTML structure in the first editor (orange dot). Include elements like divs, headings, paragraphs, buttons, images, and more.
  2. 2
    Style with CSS
    Add your styles in the second editor (blue dot). Define colors, layouts, fonts, animations, hover effects, and responsive designs.
  3. 3
    Add JavaScript
    Make it interactive in the third editor (yellow dot). Add event listeners, DOM manipulation, animations, and dynamic behavior.
  4. 4
    View Live Preview
    Watch your changes appear instantly in the preview panel on the right side. Use fullscreen for a better view.
  5. 5
    Debug with Console
    Use console.log() in your JavaScript to debug. All output appears in the console panel below with timestamps.
  6. 6
    Save Your Work
    Click Download to save your project as an HTML file, or Copy Code to paste it elsewhere.

Keyboard Shortcuts

Run Code
CtrlEnter
Toggle Fullscreen
F11
Exit Fullscreen
ESC
Insert Tab
Tab

Pro Tips

Auto-Save: Your code is automatically saved to browser storage. Come back anytime and your work will be waiting!
Debugging: Use console.log(), console.error(), console.warn() to debug JavaScript.
Quick Copy: Each editor has a copy button in its header to quickly copy just that section of code.
External Libraries: Include external CSS/JS libraries by adding link or script tags in your HTML code.
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