A WYSIWYG editor is a type of software or interface that allows users to create content (such as web pages, documents, or presentations) in a way that visually reflects how the final output will appear. In other words, the user sees the content as it will look when it's finished, without needing to understand or interact with the underlying code (e.g., HTML or CSS for web content).

Common Examples of WYSIWYG Editors:

• Word processors like Microsoft Word or Google Docs, where you can format text, insert images, and create documents with a visual interface.
• Web-based page builders like Wix, WordPress (Classic Editor), or Squarespace, where users can design web pages without directly writing HTML or CSS code.
• Rich-text editors like the one used in email clients or CMS systems, where text can be styled using a toolbar instead of entering HTML tags.