Froala: WYSIWYG HTML Editor

We are excited to announce Froala v5.5.0, a release that brings:

AI image generation in AI Assist, so writers can create and insert visuals without leaving the editor. Headless mode (initial release), which lets you run Froala with no built-in UI and build your own interface and styling on top of its editing engine. Expanded Suggestion mode in the Collaboration plugin, m...

You don’t need a WebSocket server to get practical collaboration in Froala. If your app runs on serverless platforms, shared hosting, or any infrastructure that kills idle sockets, Froala’s asynchronous mode gives you comments, track changes and version history without the pain of running a WebSocket relay.

It isn’t real-time typing: collaborators work in turns, and ch...

Quick answer: Install froala-editor and react-froala-wysiwyg, and import the stylesheets and plugins once.  Then render the editor as a controlled component with model and onModelChange, and type your config with Partial so events and options are checked by the compiler.

One of the easiest parts of adding a React TypeScript rich text editor within your...

Two people or more, one document, no lost edits. Froala 5.3 solve the hardest part of real‑time collaboration. It ships Yjs in the browser to merge concurrent keystrokes into a single coherent document, so you don’t need to wrestle with CRDTs or conflict math.

What is left for you is a small, reliable server: a WebSocket relay to pass updates between peers and a persis...