Free browser text editor

A clean, free online text editor

No install. No account. Open a tab, paste or type your text, and use the editing tools you actually need — find & replace, font controls, download, and more.

Find and navigate

Ctrl/Cmd + F opens a persistent find bar. Matches are counted and highlighted. Jump forward with Enter, backward with Shift+Enter. No page-level browser search confusion.

Find and replace

Type a search term, type the replacement, then replace one occurrence at a time or all at once. Case-sensitive toggle for precise edits.

Adjustable font size

Use the − and + buttons to step font size between 13px and 22px. The editor remembers your preference across sessions.

Monospace font

Toggle between Inter (comfortable reading) and a clean monospace for code snippets, command references, CSV data, or structured text.

Download as .txt or .md

Export your text as a plain .txt file or a Markdown .md file. The filename comes from the note title. No server, no conversion — pure browser download.

Copy to clipboard

Copy the entire content of any tab to your clipboard in one click. Uses the modern Clipboard API with automatic fallback.

Print-ready output

Ctrl/Cmd + Shift + P opens a stripped-down print layout — just the text, no UI chrome. Ideal for converting a draft to a physical document.

Multiple independent files

Open multiple text files side-by-side in tabs. Each tab saves independently. Switch between a draft, a reference file, and a scratchpad without losing any of them.

Plain text, by design

This editor works with plain text — no rich formatting, no hidden HTML, no bold or italic buttons. What you see is what you get. That makes it ideal for drafting content that will be pasted elsewhere, cleaned up for publishing, or saved in a portable format.

Works with any content

Write prose, code snippets, config files, CSV data, SQL queries, shell commands, or meeting agendas. The monospace toggle makes structured content much easier to read and edit.

Why not use a local text editor?

When you're on a shared or locked-down machine, can't install software, or just want a quick scratchpad without context-switching, a browser-based editor is the fastest path. Everything auto-saves locally — close the tab and come back later.

Open the text editor

No install, no signup. Your text saves automatically.

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