Online Notepad

A simple, distraction-free online notepad with auto-save. Write notes, download as .txt, and keep your data private — all in your browser.

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About Online Notepad

An online notepad is a simple, distraction-free writing tool that runs entirely in your browser. Whether you need to jot down quick ideas, draft code snippets, or store temporary text, this notepad gives you a clean workspace without requiring any account or software installation.

All your notes are automatically saved to your browser's local storage, so your work persists even if you close the tab or refresh the page. No data ever leaves your device, keeping your notes completely private and secure.

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How to Use

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Start Typing

Click on the text area and begin writing your notes. The notepad auto-saves your content every few seconds.

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Customize Your View

Use the toolbar to adjust font size (S/M/L), toggle word wrap, or view character, word, and line counts in the stats bar.

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Export Your Notes

Click "Download .txt" to save your notes as a text file, or use the Copy button to copy everything to your clipboard.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is an Online Notepad? expand_more
An Online Notepad is a browser-based text editor that lets you write and store plain text notes without installing any software. It works like a digital scratchpad that saves your content automatically to your browser's local storage.
Will my notes be saved if I close the browser? expand_more
Yes. Your notes are automatically saved to your browser's local storage every time you type. When you reopen the page in the same browser, your notes will be restored exactly as you left them.
Is my data private and secure? expand_more
Absolutely. All data is stored locally in your browser using localStorage. Nothing is sent to any server. Your notes remain entirely on your device.
Is there a character or size limit? expand_more
The notepad itself has no hard limit, but browsers typically allow around 5 MB of localStorage per domain. For plain text, that is roughly 2.5 million characters, more than enough for most use cases.