Learn more about the latest TinyMCE version
Learn more about previous TinyMCE versions
- TinyMCE 7.1: Math Equations and Enhanced AI connections
- TinyMCE 7.0: Markdown, Revision History, Document Converters, SOC2 compliance
- TinyMCE 6.8: New Advanced Templates tag, improved bundling support and more
- TinyMCE 6.7: Accessibility improvements, plugin enhancements and more
- TinyMCE 6.6: Introducing TinyMCE’s AI Assistant
- TinyMCE 6.5: Create fully-templated documents inside one editor
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What does a version change mean for TinyMCE? |
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Major releases (like TinyMCE 7.0) provide an opportunity to improve the codebase, which also comes with some breaking changes, and may require additional steps to upgrade. Minor releases (like TinyMCE 7.1) introduce new features and bug fixes, and are backwards compatible Patches (like TinyMCE 7.0.1) introduce bug fixes, and are backwards compatible |
Starting fresh
If you’re looking to add TinyMCE 7 to a new project or replace your old editor, setup is fast and easy.
Cloud
Sign up for your free cloud API key by choosing Free from our Pricing page. This gives a 14-day free trial to our most popular advanced features. After the 14-day trial has ended, you’ll have access to our core editing features for up to 1000 editor loads a month.
Copy this code snippet into your app and start customizing your editor.
<script src="https://cdn.tiny.cloud/1/ADD-YOUR-API-KEY-HERE/tinymce/7/tinymce.min.js" referrerpolicy="origin"></script>
<script>
tinymce.init({
selector: 'textarea#default-editor'
});
<script>Cloud subscribers benefit from automatic minor version updates, so your users will always have the latest and greatest version of TinyMCE 7.
Self-hosted NPM: Run the following command to install TinyMCE:
npm install tinymceSelf-hosted download: Download the SDK here.
Migrating from TinyMCE 6
Depending on your configuration, you may have to make some changes to your implementation of TinyMCE 6 to migrate it to TinyMCE 7.1. Our team has put together a handy Migration Guide to help guide you through this process.
If none of these new features are available in your current TinyMCE plan, contact our Customer Success Team for assistance.
Migrating to TinyMCE from another editor
If you’re interested in migrating from your existing editor to TinyMCE, our team has put together some handy guides to help you through the process:
- How to migrate from CKEditor to TinyMCE
- How to migrate from Quill.js to TinyMCE
- How to migrate from Slate.js to TinyMCE
- How to migrate from TipTap to TinyMCE
- Migrating from TipTap to TinyMCE: the Vue.js configuration
Share your feedback on TinyMCE 7
We want to hear what you have to say about TinyMCE 7.1! Do you have feedback on this release or a bug to report? Head over to Github Discussions to share your feedback.
Have your say on new TinyMCE features
To find out what’s happening in the future for TinyMCE, head to our Public Product Roadmap to see what’s under development, and let the team at Tiny know what's important to you.
