cxq0517/htmltool2

HTML Visual Editor is a tiny, fully local tool for making quick text and color changes to single-page HTML files, particularly pages that an AI tool generated for you. The whole editor is a single HTML file you open in your browser, so there is nothing to install, no backend server to run, and no build process to learn. The editor has two main jobs. First, you can click any text on the loaded page and type over it directly, as if editing a document. Second, you can click empty space inside any element to open a color panel and change background or text colors, including HEX values and preset swatches. Everything else on the page, meaning the layout, structure, CSS rules, images, and animations, stays untouched. To use it, open the index.html file in a browser, then click "Open HTML" or drag any .html file into the window. Turn on Edit mode, click what you want to change, then click Save to download the revised file. If your HTML file depends on local assets like stylesheets or images stored in the same folder, you can run a simple Python web server from that folder so the browser can find them. By default, the editor disables JavaScript inside the file you are editing so that untrusted scripts cannot affect the editor itself. An optional Interactive Preview mode lets you turn scripts back on if your page has animated slides or flip-book navigation that needs JavaScript to function. The project notes some expected limitations: the saved HTML may have small differences in whitespace or attribute order compared to the original, structural edits are not supported, and color changes are applied as inline styles rather than modifying the original stylesheet. It is recommended to use a recent version of Chrome or Edge for the most consistent behavior.