wysiwyg

/ˈwɪziˌwɪɡ/
adjective
  1. Describing a computer interface where what you see on the screen is exactly what will appear when printed or published.
    • The website builder uses a wysiwyg editor, so you can see your changes in real time.
    • Many word processors have a wysiwyg mode that shows the final layout as you type.
    • She prefers wysiwyg software because it makes designing flyers much easier.
noun
  1. A software program or feature that allows you to edit content in a way that matches the final output exactly.
    • This wysiwyg is great for beginners who don't know HTML.
    • The old wysiwyg crashed whenever I tried to add an image.
    • He switched from a plain text editor to a wysiwyg for his blog posts.
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