What is Rich Text Editor?

A rich text editor with formatting toolbar, headings, lists, links, and images. Write documents with visual formatting and export as HTML or Markdown — no account needed, your data stays private.

Built on the Tiptap framework, the editor supports H1 to H3 headings, ordered and unordered lists, blockquotes, links, embedded images, and four text alignments including justify. The toolbar covers bold, italic, underline, and strikethrough, plus inline code and fenced code blocks for technical notes. A built-in find-and-replace panel lets you step through matches and swap them one by one or all at once, and a fullscreen mode clears the page for distraction-free writing. Drafts autosave to your device, so a refresh or accidental close never costs your work. When you finish writing, copy formatted content to the clipboard, save as clean HTML, convert to Markdown for blogs and READMEs, hand off a Word document, or export a PDF.

How to use

1. Start typing in the editor area. Use the toolbar to apply bold, italic, underline, headings (H1–H3), and create bullet or numbered lists.
2. Insert links and images using the toolbar buttons. Drag to reorder content blocks and use alignment controls to position text.
3. Export your finished document as clean HTML or Markdown, or copy the formatted content directly to paste into emails and other applications.

When to use

• Drafting a blog post with images and headings before pasting into a CMS like WordPress.
• Writing a project README in HTML, then exporting Markdown for GitHub.
• Composing a formatted email body that you can paste into Gmail or Outlook with styles intact.

Result

A marketing manager drafts a product announcement with an H1 title, bullet-point features, an embedded product image, and bold call-to-action text, then exports it as HTML for their email campaign tool.

FAQ

Will the exported HTML work in any email client?

The export uses semantic HTML with inline-friendly classes, so Gmail, Outlook, and Apple Mail render the basics correctly. Some clients strip CSS, so blockquotes and code blocks may lose visual styling but the content stays readable.

Can I paste images from my clipboard?

Use the Insert Image toolbar button to paste an image URL or pick a file from your device. Files become data URLs inside the document, so exported HTML stays self-contained without needing external hosting.

What happens to formatting when I export to Markdown?

Headings, bold, italic, lists, links, blockquotes, and images map cleanly to Markdown. Underline and centred text drop out because Markdown has no syntax for them, so use them sparingly if Markdown is your target.

Is there an undo or redo for accidental deletes?

Yes. Ctrl+Z (or Cmd+Z on Mac) undoes the last change and Ctrl+Shift+Z redoes it. The history stack tracks every keystroke and formatting action since you opened the page.

Does my work survive a refresh or accidental close?

Yes. The editor autosaves the document to your device every few seconds while you type. If you refresh or close the tab and come back, you will see a prompt offering to restore the saved draft. Nothing leaves your device — the draft sits in local storage and is wiped when you click Reset or Discard.

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