Open HTML
Drag in `.html`, `.htm`, `.xhtml`, `.aislide`, or structured project files produced by an AI workflow. The browser-rendered page remains the source of truth.
Chiselo is a native macOS app for polishing existing or AI-generated HTML with an Office-like visual editing layer over the real browser-rendered page. HTML stays the primary asset; PDF and PPTX are delivery formats.
Chiselo is distributed through GitHub Releases. You do not need a GitHub account to download the macOS disk image.
If macOS shows an unidentified-developer warning, Control-click the app and choose Open.
Chiselo is not a website builder and not a rich text editor. It is a finishing bench for HTML you already have, especially AI-generated pages that need human repair.
Drag in `.html`, `.htm`, `.xhtml`, `.aislide`, or structured project files produced by an AI workflow. The browser-rendered page remains the source of truth.
Select real DOM elements, double-click text, move, resize, align, nudge, duplicate, delete, reorder, replace images, and repair tables.
Run delivery checks for broken resources, SVG usage, clean export, text overflow, out-of-bounds elements, and overlaps.
Chiselo focuses on the last mile: the moment when a generated or hand-made HTML artifact is almost useful, but still needs direct visual correction.
Click visible content and operate on the underlying element instead of guessing which line of source created the problem.
Freeze a live HTML rendering into a structured precision-editing tab when a deliverable needs more controlled adjustments.
Export standalone HTML, high-fidelity PDF, or best-effort editable PPTX depending on whether fidelity or editability matters more.
AI can generate impressive pages, reports, slides, dashboards, posters, and HTML presentations. Chiselo's job is to make those outputs editable enough to become real deliverables.
Chiselo is available as an early macOS preview. It already edits real HTML DOM nodes, while complex scripts, responsive layouts, pseudo-elements, animations, and perfect multi-format output remain active research areas.