Instant live preview
Your HTML, CSS and JavaScript re-render in under half a second as you type — no refresh, no compile button needed.
The web's fastest HTML code runner
Run HTML online without downloading anything — type code on the left and watch it run on the right instantly. FastCompiler is a free in-browser HTML code runner with live preview, no sign-up and no server — your code never leaves your device.
Your HTML, CSS and JavaScript re-render in under half a second as you type — no refresh, no compile button needed.
Compilation happens entirely in your browser. Nothing is uploaded, so your code stays on your device.
Separate tabs for HTML, CSS and JavaScript are merged into a single document in the preview.
Your work is saved to local storage automatically, so it is there when you come back.
See the compiled result as a real standalone page in a fresh browser tab.
Copy the combined HTML or download it as a single self-contained file ready for any host.
Running HTML code online with FastCompiler takes three steps — and the first one is already done, because the editor is right above.
Type into the HTML tab, or paste a whole page — CSS and JavaScript get their own tabs above the editor.
The preview renders automatically as you type, so you can test changes instantly without installing anything.
Open the result in a new tab, copy the combined source, or download it as a single HTML file.
Get instant feedback on every tag and rule. Iterate on a small demo until the concept clicks — no install, no setup.
Read the HTML guideSketch a layout, hover state, or animation and see it render in real time before you touch your real codebase.
Open the CSS playgroundTest an event handler, a fetch call, or a DOM trick in a sandbox where nothing can crash your main project.
Run JavaScript onlineCreate a button, a pricing card, or a whole micro-site, then download it as a self-contained file to drop anywhere.
Export & publishAssemble an HTML email or template, verify it in the live preview, and copy the combined source into your CMS.
Open in new tabAsk an assistant to draft a tiny page, paste it in, compile it, and iterate — the tightest loop for turning prompts into working pages.
Coding with AICopy-paste examples
Paste into the editor above and watch the preview update live. By Juwel, last updated September 8, 2026.
<main>
<article>
<h1>My first compiled page</h1>
<p>Built with FastCompiler — no build step.</p>
<a href="/blog">Read the guides</a>
</article>
</main>
<form>
<label for="email">Email</label>
<input id="email" type="email" required placeholder="[email protected]" />
<button type="submit">Subscribe</button>
</form>
<details>
<summary>Why offline?</summary>
<p>Your code never leaves your device.</p>
</details>
Learn why this matters: SEO-friendly HTML tags, details accordions, heading outline test.
FastCompiler merges your three tabs into one document (<style> in <head>, <script> before </body>) and renders with your real browser — no emulation drift. It is ideal for prototypes, emails and learning. It is not a backend: no npm, no database, no server includes. For Python use the Python compiler, for Node-like logic the Node.js compiler.
vs CodePen/JSFiddle: cloud + accounts vs FastCompiler's offline localStorage auto-save and one-file download for any static host. Reviewed by Juwel, founder & editor.
Open the FastCompiler HTML code runner above, paste or type your HTML, CSS and JavaScript into the editor tabs, and the preview updates live. Everything runs in your browser — nothing to download or install.
Yes. FastCompiler is a free online HTML compiler with no sign-up, no limits and no paywall. You also get CSS and JavaScript tabs, live preview, and one-click download.
Yes. Use the HTML tab for markup and the CSS tab for styling — the compiler merges them into one document and renders the combined result in the live preview.
Yes. The editor and preview stack vertically on small screens, so you can write and run HTML code comfortably on phones and tablets.
Yes. Click Download to save a single, self-contained HTML file, or click Open in new tab to see the compiled page on its own.
No. Compilation happens entirely in your browser and nothing is uploaded. Your code is auto-saved to your device's local storage only.