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In App Editor
In App Editor is a browser-based JavaScript editor that adds a visual edit mode to any website.
This tool adds a visual edit button and sidebar to websites. Users can click items to move, scale, resize, group, and delete them, or double-click text to edit it directly. The editor runs entirely in the browser and copies the page into a canvas when edit mode starts, leaving the source page and its scripts unchanged. It provides color pickers, opacity and size sliders, font lists, and options to add text, icons, buttons, boxes, and arrows. Users can save changes by copying a prompt for Codex to apply the edits to the project files. It supports options like persist and initialZoom, and works by loading a single script file or calling mountEditor.
In App Editor at a glance
Key features
- Add visual edit mode to websites
- Move, scale, and resize page items
- Edit text directly on the page
- Group, ungroup, and delete elements
- Add text, icons, buttons, and boxes
- Undo and redo edit actions
- Save changes via Codex prompts
Use it for
- Visually edit website layouts and text
- Test design changes in a browser copy
- Add new UI elements to a live page copy
- Generate code prompts from visual edits
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- OpenCode — Works with 75+ model providers, local models, and existing subscriptions
- Domscribe — Connects UI elements directly to source code for precise AI-assisted edits.
- CodeCompanion — Provides native AI integration and agent support directly within Neovim.
- Weft — It enables safe parallel coding agent work without file locks.
- Codebase Guide — It generates accurate documentation with diagrams directly from the source code.
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