Edit Any Website (free tool)

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This is how you can edit any website directly from your browser:

Step 1.) Highlight the text in the blue box:

javascript:document.body.contentEditable = 'true'; document.designMode='on'; void 0

Step 2.) Drag the highlighted text into your bookmarks bar.

Step 3.) Click the icon whenever you want to edit any page!

 

Try it for yourself:

Click this link, and instantly you'll be able to edit the text on this page from your browser. Reload the page if you want to quit editing.

There's a bunch of useful AND silly uses for this little editing hack!

 

A Helpful Use Case:

If you're a copywriter doing consulting session with a client, you can edit their page live to show them how it will look:

Before and After Editing Webpage

 

A Fun Use Case:

Make your bank balance look super huge! Move over Bill Gates, my BankOfAmerica account now has billions of dollars:

Edited bank account balance

This helpful little bookmark has been extremely useful for me through the years, hope you enjoy it too!

Watch video of this trick in action:

 

Analyzed by Swipebot

Element Detection

This is how AI such as ChatGPT and Gemini see this image.

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Text Statistics & Scores

An elementary to middle school score is best since it’s simple to understand.

Elementary

Grade Elementary

5

Total Words

1

Total Sentences

5.0

Words / sentence

100

Flesch Score

Copywriting Frameworks

Analyze the frameworks of the text

Features/Benefits
45%

The snippet leads with the big benefit (you can edit any website) and tags on the core feature (it’s a free tool). Fast, punchy, classic benefits-first style.

  • Benefit: “Edit Any Website” tells you what awesome thing you can do
  • Feature: “(free tool)” signals the no-cost mechanic that delivers the benefit

Text Psychology

Analyze the psychology of the text

positive Sentiment

40%

Persuasion Level

60%

Emotional Intensity

Psychological Triggers

Reciprocity
75%

The parenthetical “(free tool)” signals that the reader is getting something valuable without cost, tapping the reciprocity norm—people feel inclined to pay attention or return a favor when they receive something free.

"(free tool)"
Urgency/Scarcity
15%

No explicit deadline or scarcity language is used, so urgency is weak or absent.

Social Proof
5%

No testimonials, numbers, or popularity cues appear.

Authority
5%

No credentials or expert endorsements are present.

Fear Appeals
5%

Text does not mention any negative consequences or loss aversion.

Commitment
5%

There is no request for a small initial commitment.

Liking
10%

Very brief phrase offers no personal rapport-building elements.

Color Palette

These are the colors pulled from the image.

Primary Green

15%

Pure White

60%

Charcoal Text

8%

Light Gray Panel

10%

Code Block Blue

4%

Highlight Yellow

2%

Facebook Blue

0.7%

Twitter/Link-Blue

0.3%

Command Palette

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