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CyteEditor
Rich text editor SDK for documents, not text fields.
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Rich text editor SDK for documents, not text fields.
2 followers
A rich text editor SDK for apps that handle real documents. Word paste keeps structure, snapshots diff at block level, auto format fixes quotes, spacing and numbering. Six framework adapters and a free Community tier.






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I'm the maker of CyteEditor. I built it because I was tired of rich text editors that kept breaking on a simple paste from Word.
I kept seeing the same thing: a user copies a document from Word, pastes it in, and the tables are broken, the images are gone, and the formatting looks like a ransom note.
So I spent months tracing how Office applications lay out content in clipboard HTML, and built source-specific parsers (about 3,900 lines) that rebuild the document structure instead of stripping it. Fonts, colors, merged table cells, nested lists and images come out the way they went in.
But CyteEditor is more than paste:
📸 Snapshot and version compare: block-level rich-text diff in a scroll-synced dual-pane view. Compare any two versions side by side.
✨ Auto format: fixes quotes, spacing and numbering across ten locales, one fix at a time, with preview and undo.
🧮 Formulas and structures: LaTeX renders in place and stays editable. Structures open a real drawing canvas, not a flat image.
🔧 6 framework adapters: Vue 3, Vue 2, React, Svelte, Angular and Vanilla JS on one API. ESM and CJS for each, plus a script-tag bundle.
💰 Perpetual license: $1,299 Single / $5,199 Business, one-time, alongside subscriptions. For teams that do not want another recurring bill.
🆓 Free Community tier: the core editor, free for any use including commercial projects. No license key needed.
Try it live in the Playground. Paste a complex Word document and see for yourself: https://cyteeditor.com/playground
I'd love your feedback. What features matter most to you in a rich text editor?