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Click, drag, and rearrange any element on any webpage. Changes stick — even after you refresh. Ever wish you could just grab something on a webpage and move it? DOM Editor lets you do exactly that. Click "Pick Element," select anything on the page, and see its full position in the DOM tree — parents, children, everything around it. Then drag it wherever you want. No code. No DevTools. No “inspect element” gymnastics. How it works: 🎯 Pick — Click any element on any page to select it 🌳 See the structure — Instantly view its ancestors and children in a clean tree view 🖱️ Drag — Move the element anywhere on the page, live 💾 Save — Lock in your changes so they survive a page refresh 🧹 Clear — Reset a page back to its original layout anytime Why people use it: - Prototype layout changes without touching code - Rearrange cluttered pages to fit how you actually work - Test "what if this were somewhere else?" in seconds - Quick, visual DOM tinkering for developers and designers alike Works on any website. Changes are saved per-page, so your edits stay exactly where you left them.
Aug 14, 2026
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