Read-Only Text, Code & Delimited Grid β€’ 25+ Formats

Online Text, Source Code, Config & Flat File Viewer

Inspect plain text, configuration flat files, developer source code, YAML/SQL scripts, and 500 MB application logs in a read-only viewer with syntax highlighting, character encoding controls, and a Delimited Table toggle.

Drag & drop files here, or click to browse

Open single or multiple files simultaneously in tabs

Supports:PDFDOC / DOCX / ODTXLS / XLSX / ODS / CSVPPT / PPTX / ODPPSD / Images / SVG3D & CAD (STL / OBJ / DXF / STEP)TXT / DAT / CodeZIP / Media

πŸ”’ Your files stay on your device. We never upload your files to any server.

Supported: .txt, .dat, .ini, .cfg, .config, .log, .ts, .js, .py, .cs, .java, .go, .rs, .cpp, .sql, .yaml, .yml, .html, .css, .scss, .md β€’Local Limit: 500 MB (.log & Code) β€’ πŸ”’ 100% Client-Side Sandbox

Read-Only Source Code, Configuration & Log Inspection Without Launching an IDE

Software engineers, DevOps administrators, and security analysts constantly encounter standalone source files, database migration scripts (.sql), Kubernetes/Docker manifests (.yaml / .yml), frontend bundles (.js / .ts / .html / .css), backend classes (.cs / .py / .java / .go / .rs), Markdown documentation (.md), and multi-megabyte server logs (.log). Launching a heavyweight IDE just to read a single script or log attachment slows down triage and risks workspace pollution.

Even more importantly, opening an unknown .html or .js file directly by double-clicking it in a browser will immediately execute its scripts, iframes, and network requests. Conversely, pasting proprietary source code or production .log stack traces into third-party online pastebins or cloud code viewers leaks intellectual property and internal infrastructure details.

FilePeek provides an instant, 100% client-side, read-only code and log inspector. Every source fileβ€”including .html and .jsβ€”is rendered strictly as inert, syntax-highlighted text with line numbers, word wrap toggles, and fast substring search. For Markdown (.md) files, FilePeek also offers a sanitized formatted preview alongside a raw source toggle.

Technical Specifications

Architectural details and file format parameters verified by FilePeek.

Frontend & Web LanguagesTypeScript (.ts/.tsx), JavaScript (.js/.jsx), HTML, CSS, SCSS
Backend & Systems LanguagesC# (.cs), Python (.py), Java, Go, Rust, C/C++, PHP, Ruby, Swift, Kotlin
Data, Config & DocsSQL (.sql), YAML (.yaml/.yml), Markdown (.md), Logs (.log)
Maximum File Size500 MB for logs & source code
Execution PolicyStrict Read-Only Text Tokenization (Zero Script Execution)
Large File SafeguardAutomatic syntax-highlight virtualization above 2 MB

How to Open & View Text, Code & Flat File Viewer Files

Step-by-step instructions for viewing files without installing desktop software.

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Drop Source Code, Config, or .LOG Files

Drag any supported source file (.ts, .py, .cs, .sql, .yaml, .html, .md, .log, etc.) onto the dropzone above.

2

Automatic Language & Printable-Text Detection

FilePeek verifies that the file contains printable UTF-8/ASCII text and selects the matching syntax highlighter grammar.

3

Search Stack Traces, Toggle Wrap & Line Numbers

Use the search bar to locate function definitions or ERROR log lines, and toggle word wrap for long log entries.

4

Compare Multiple Files Across Tabs

Open several source files, YAML manifests, and log files simultaneously in tabs to trace bugs across your stack.

Text, Code & Flat File Viewer Viewer Features

Modern browser utilities designed for clarity, performance, and privacy.

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Multi-Language Syntax Highlighting

Automatic grammar recognition for TypeScript, JavaScript, C#, Python, Java, Go, Rust, C++, SQL, YAML, HTML, and CSS.

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Zero-Execution HTML & JS Inspection

Inspect suspicious .html, .htm, and .js files safely as raw source code without executing scripts or loading tracking pixels.

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High-Capacity 500 MB .LOG File Support

Open large application and server .log files with automatic plain-text performance optimization above 2 MB.

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Markdown Formatted + Raw Source Toggle

Preview README.md and technical documentation as clean formatted HTML or switch to raw Markdown source in one click.

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Numbered Lines & Word-Wrap Control

Reference exact line numbers during code reviews or incident triage and wrap long lines cleanly inside the viewport.

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One-Click Copy & Search

Search across thousands of lines of code or copy the entire file to your clipboard instantly.

Common Real-World Scenarios

How professionals and casual users rely on FilePeek's local engine daily.

Site Reliability & DevOps Engineers

Inspect Kubernetes .yaml manifests, Terraform outputs, and 40 MB production .log attachments during on-call incident response.

Security Researchers & Incident Responders

Examine phishing .html attachments and obfuscated .js scripts safely in a read-only viewer that never executes active code.

Full-Stack Software Developers

Review .sql schema migrations, .cs/.py/.ts source snippets, and .md documentation files directly in the browser.

Text, Code & Flat File Viewer Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to common questions regarding Text, Code & Flat File Viewer rendering and privacy.

If I open an .html or .js file in FilePeek, will the script run in my browser?

No. FilePeek treats .html, .htm, .js, and all code files strictly as read-only source text. Scripts, iframes, and network tags inside the file are never executed.

How does FilePeek keep the browser fast when opening a 30 MB .log file?

For text and code files larger than 2 MB, FilePeek automatically switches from heavy token-by-token DOM syntax highlighting to a high-speed plain-text line renderer so your browser stays responsive.

How does FilePeek prevent opening unsupported or executable binary files?

FilePeek enforces a strict format whitelist: only explicitly allowed extensions and verified file signatures or printable-text streams are permitted to open.

Does FilePeek support Markdown (.md) previewing?

Yes! When you open a .md or .markdown file, FilePeek renders a sanitized formatted preview and provides a toolbar toggle to view the raw Markdown source.

Is my proprietary source code ever sent to a remote server?

Never. Your source code and log files remain 100% inside your local browser memory.