Write HTML, CSS and JavaScript in three panels and see a live preview as you type — useful for snippets, prototypes and learning.
This tool runs entirely in your browser — no data is sent to our servers. If JavaScript is disabled, the fully interactive version will not run; enable JavaScript to compute results.
A simple playground for HTML, CSS and JavaScript. Useful for testing snippets before pasting them into a real project, sharing a working code example with a colleague, or exploring how a piece of CSS or a JavaScript API behaves without setting up a full project.
The three panels (HTML, CSS, JavaScript) update the preview iframe in real time. The iframe is sandboxed — scripts can run, but they cannot access cookies, localStorage or other browser data outside the preview frame. This makes it safe to paste arbitrary code without risking your other browser state.
For more ambitious projects, dedicated tools like CodeSandbox, StackBlitz or JSFiddle have features this compiler does not — package installation, multiple files, version history, sharing. This is the minimum-viable playground for quick experiments.
No. Refreshing the page clears all three panels. Copy your code somewhere persistent if you want to keep it.
Yes — add a <script src="..."> or <link rel="stylesheet"> in the HTML panel pointing at a CDN URL.
The preview iframe runs scripts but does not expose a console UI. Use alert() or write to the DOM for quick feedback, or open your browser DevTools to see the iframe console output.
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