Editing logs and README files reads best in a monospaced view with line numbers for reference.
Txt Editor Online is a monospace TXT editor with optional line numbers and a font-size control.
How to use TXT Editor Online
- Open a .txt file or paste its contents into the editor.
- Turn on line numbers and set the font size before editing the .txt content.
- Download the edited .txt file when you are done.
Use cases
- Editing a server or application log file.
- Updating a README or notes file.
- Editing plain configuration text.
Good to know
Txt Editor Online shows your text in a monospaced view so columns line up, and the optional line numbers are a visual guide only; they are not inserted into the text, so the downloaded .txt contains just your content. Files are read and saved in the browser as UTF-8 plain text.
Frequently asked questions
Are the line numbers saved into the file?
No. Line numbers are a visual aid in the editor only and are never written into the downloaded .txt file.
Why is the text shown in a monospaced font?
A monospaced view keeps characters and columns aligned, which suits logs, code-like text and README files.
What encoding does the .txt use?
The file is handled as UTF-8 plain text, which preserves accented and non-Latin characters correctly.