A focused HTML document workspace
Paste or write a complete HTML document, edit it with CodeMirror and see the rendered result update immediately beside the source.
Edit complete HTML documents with a live preview that runs inside an isolated browser sandbox.
Console capture is available in Interactive mode. Safe mode keeps scripts disabled.
One local analysis powers the DOM tree, diagnostics, SEO/metadata, resources and static accessibility review.
Safe mode blocks active content
JavaScript, network connections, external frames, objects and form submissions are blocked. Inline CSS plus data/blob media can still render.
Paste or write a complete HTML document, edit it with CodeMirror and see the rendered result update immediately beside the source.
Preview content runs in a sandboxed iframe rather than inside the Devary application DOM. Safe mode blocks scripts and network-capable resources by default.
Developer guide
HTML Studio provides formatted editing, a sandboxed preview and document diagnostics. Learn what the preview executes and what it cannot prove.
Load a complete HTML document and choose a safe preview mode. Inspect the DOM, resources and diagnostic panels.
Format or conservatively minify source while comparing the result with the rendered preview and console.
Review SEO and accessibility findings as development checks; then confirm behavior in your own target browser and deployment.
Conservative minification keeps spacing between inline elements instead of concatenating visible words.
Conservative minify<main> <span>A</span> <span>B</span> </main><main> <span>A</span> <span>B</span> </main>Content inside preformatted blocks remains unchanged, including its indentation and newline.
Preserve preformatted content<pre> line 1
line 2 </pre><pre> line 1
line 2 </pre>A sandboxed preview is not your deployment environment. Resource policies and external scripts may behave differently.
Automated SEO and accessibility findings are heuristics, not a full compliance or security assessment. Do not trust arbitrary embedded scripts.
No. Check your final application for responsive rendering, resource loading, accessibility and security policies.