Free, open-source alternatives to UltraEdit
A text, code and hex editor built for very large files, with column editing, multi-caret selection and powerful search.
UltraEdit is a commercial text and code editor for Windows, macOS and Linux. It is known for opening very large files, column and multi-caret editing, regular-expression search across files, and a hex mode for binary data.
The open-source editors below cover the same everyday job of editing code and plain text in many languages. VSCodium and Zed bring language server support and project-wide search, Pulsar continues the extensible Atom editor, and Geany is a compact editor with syntax highlighting, symbol lists and build commands. None of them is built around huge files or hex editing the way UltraEdit is, so those workloads may need a dedicated tool.
Apps That Replace UltraEdit
4 free, open-source alternatives
Pulsar
A community-led text and code editor continuing the extensible Atom experience.VSCodium
Community builds of the VS Code source with a different default distribution setup.Zed
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