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TinyMCE demo with block editor, file manager and image editor

When to use

Your authors need more than a text box: Bootstrap blocks and a responsive grid, image and YouTube widgets, a file manager linked to your storage, an image editor and AI writing tools. You want all of it on your page without hosting or building an editor: this is the JS snippet, and this page runs it live on a demo API key.

How it works

One script from the cloud loads the editor together with N1ED, preconfigured by the API key: the toolbar, the widgets, the file storage and the Bootstrap settings all come from the Dashboard, so the page itself is a textarea and one tinymce.init() call. The editor this demo runs is Editor42, a free MIT-licensed fork of TinyMCE that answers to window.tinymce exactly as TinyMCE does — the code below is unchanged either way. Edit the content, insert a block, open the file manager, then take the code and use your own key.

How to start using

Add the JS snippet to your page with your own API key, then call tinymce.init() as this demo does. To add N1ED to a TinyMCE you already host, see the TinyMCE plugin demo.