Live editing
Write HTML, CSS and JavaScript in one place and see the output instantly. Perfect for prototypes, mini tools, demos and single-page apps.
- Quick preview loop
- Clean saved URLs
- Readable browser-first projects
Live editor. Reusable stamps. Browser tools.
Build faster in the browser.
Webitor is a lightweight creative coding workspace for quickly writing, testing, saving and sharing browser-based projects. With Stamps, Templates and a growing toolbox, it is becoming less of a text box and more of a launchpad.
Live
HTML, CSS and JS preview
15+
Companion tools
Fast
Stamps and templates
The editor
More than a scratchpad.
Webitor started as a quick live HTML runner. It now has the beginnings of a proper browser-native workflow: code, preview, save, load, bake, stamp, template and extend.
Stamps
Reusable chunks of code for the things you keep building again and again: menus, modals, storage, PWA head tags, controls and common helpers.
- Drop-in code blocks
- Less starting from scratch
- Ideal for repeat patterns
Templates
Starter layouts for common project types. Open a template, tweak the bits that matter, then turn it into something useful.
- Starter app shells
- Responsive layouts
- Project-friendly foundations
Workflow
From blank page to something useful.
The new direction for Webitor is simple: reduce the boring setup and keep the creative bit fast. Stamps and tools fill in the repetitive gaps.
Start
Open a blank page or pick a starter template for the kind of tool, game, page or demo you are building.
Stamp
Add common building blocks like menus, modals, storage helpers, PWA tags or reusable UI controls.
Forge
Use the companion tools to create images, icons, placeholders, QR codes, palettes, menus and more.
Share
Save it, bake it, preview it, send it, host it or keep building until the small idea becomes a real thing.
Toolbox
The Webitor forge.
A growing collection of practical browser tools that support the editor and the projects built inside it. Search or filter the list below.
Screenshots
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Open Webitor and make something.
Start with a blank file, stamp in the boring bits, forge the assets around it, then save the result as a shareable browser project.