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Use headings, fonts, bold, italic, underline, colors, lists, checklists, alignment, quotes, links, images, tables and code blocks in a clean WYSIWYG editor.
OptiEdit
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OptiEdit
OptiEdit is a fast, private online text editor for writing notes, documents, articles, technical documentation and code snippets. It combines familiar rich-text formatting with document tabs, outline navigation, templates, syntax-highlighted code blocks, direct local-file editing on supported browsers, Markdown and HTML tools, PDF export and an installable mobile experience.
Open the free editorUse headings, fonts, bold, italic, underline, colors, lists, checklists, alignment, quotes, links, images, tables and code blocks in a clean WYSIWYG editor.
Create, rename, edit, duplicate and delete documents. Your editor content is saved in browser IndexedDB and remains compatible with OptiDesk documents on the same origin.
Import OptiDesk JSON backups, TXT, Markdown, HTML and DOCX files. Export individual documents as PDF, HTML, TXT, Markdown or JSON, or back up your complete document library.
Search forward or backward and replace one or all matches. Match case, whole-word and regular-expression options help with larger documents and developer workflows.
Use syntax-highlighted code blocks with language-aware auto-indent, Tab/Shift+Tab indentation, language selection, copy code, JSON/XML formatting and HTML source mode.
Keep several documents open in tabs, navigate long documents from a heading outline, and start quickly from meeting, project, README and technical templates.
OptiEdit is designed for people who need a free online editor without opening a full office suite. It works well for quick notes, meeting notes, README drafts, blog posts, formatted text, HTML snippets, study notes and everyday document editing. The application starts directly in the editor and does not require an account.
Yes. The editor features are free to use and no account is required.
The document editor stores document content locally in your browser using IndexedDB. The site retains the existing OptiDesk Google Analytics tag for aggregate usage analytics, but document contents are not uploaded to a document-storage service by OptiEdit.
Yes, provided OptiEdit is hosted on the exact same web origin as OptiDesk. Browser IndexedDB is isolated by origin, so moving the editor to another domain or subdomain requires using the backup/import feature.
Yes. The interface is responsive and includes a mobile action bar. On supported browsers it can be installed as a progressive web app. On iPhone, use Safari’s Share menu and choose Add to Home Screen.
OptiEdit supports OptiDesk JSON backups, plain text, Markdown, HTML and DOCX imports. Browser support and loaded libraries can affect some advanced conversions.
Yes. Use Export → PDF to create a PDF from the current rich-text document.
On supported Chromium-based browsers, OptiEdit can open and save local TXT, Markdown, HTML, JSON and XML files through the browser File System Access API. Other browsers fall back to the existing import and export workflow.