
CKEditor 5
7.3#3 in rich text editor softwareFrom $160 a monthFree planAndroidiOSWebAPI
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| Fact | CKEditor 5 | TinyMCE |
|---|---|---|
| Collaboration | Collaboration features include comments, track changes, restricted editing, and revision history. | The Professional and Enterprise plans list comments, while mentions are listed for Essential, Professional, and Enterprise. |
| Deployment | CKEditor 5 can be set up using npm, CDN, or ZIP; commercial self-hosting requires a custom plan and contacting sales. | TinyMCE can be loaded from Tiny Cloud or self-hosted, including from a local script path. |
| Integrations | Official integrations are documented for Angular, React, Next.js, Nuxt, Vue, Salesforce, Svelte, Spring Boot, jQuery, SharePoint SPFx, and Drupal. | The installation guide lists integrations for React, Angular, Vue.js, Blazor, Svelte, web components, jQuery, Django, Laravel, Ruby on Rails, and Bootstrap. |
| Product | CKEditor 5 is a TypeScript and JavaScript rich-text editing framework for building WYSIWYG editing experiences. | TinyMCE is a WYSIWYG HTML editor that can be added to an application. |
| Security | CKEditor 5 supports Content Security Policy, while its documentation recommends server-side sanitization because the editor is not a full XSS filter. | Tiny says it patches XSS vulnerabilities, updates TinyMCE dependencies, and provides guidance for HTTPS with HSTS and Content Security Policy. |
| Trial | The 14-day premium-features trial includes access to paid features and add-ons, requires no credit card, and permits testing cloud and self-hosted distributions. | Every plan includes a 14-day trial of all advanced features for cloud or self-hosted installations. |
| Usage limit | Cloud plans count editor loads monthly, charge the listed rate for extra blocks of 1,000 loads, and do not roll unused loads over. | The pricing page states that usage above a plan’s editor-load limit is charged at $40 for each additional block of 1,000 editor loads. |
CKEditor 5 suits developers building rich-text editing into applications and teams that need collaboration or document conversion. It also offers a GPL self-hosted option for users able to meet GPL requirements.
TinyMCE suits developers adding rich text editing to an application, including those who want a cloud-hosted or self-hosted deployment. Teams needing comments, mentions, or document tools can consider the paid plans.