Instead of AiEditor
AiEditor alternatives
AiEditor is a rich-text editor built as a Web Component, with AI support for continuing, refining, proofreading and translating text. It also offers AI conversations, code-block assistance, custom menus and prompts, and connections to ChatGPT, iFlytek Spark and private LLMs. Its basic Markdown support includes live preview and WYSIWYG editing. Framework support spans Vue, React, Angular, Svelte, Preact, jQuery and others; it can run on the web, Android, iOS or self-hosted infrastructure. Real-time collaboration, media uploads, and draw.io and Excalidraw integrations add to its scope.
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CKEditor 5
Free plan AndroidAPIiPhone+2Teams needing document conversion and collaboration controls — CKEditor 5 adds PDF and Word export, DOCX import, comments, track changes and revision history, while AiEditor emphasizes built-in AI writing tools.
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Editor.js
Free plan Open source AndroidAPIiPhone+2Developers building block-based editors with JSON output — Editor.js structures content in separate blocks and returns JSON, unlike AiEditor’s rich-text editing with AI assistance and Markdown preview.
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am-editor
Free plan Self-hostedWebProjects wanting open-source collaboration and custom plugins — am-editor pairs collaborative editing through Yjs and WebSocket with dozens of plugins, while AiEditor adds AI tools and broader framework support.
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BlockNote
Free plan Self-hostedWebWeb apps needing a ready-made block editor UI — BlockNote offers a ready-made animated block UI and paid AI and export packages, while AiEditor includes AI tools in its editor.
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ContentTools
Free plan APIWebMaking selected regions of HTML pages editable — ContentTools edits configured regions directly on HTML pages and leaves saving to developers, while AiEditor provides AI editing and real-time collaboration.
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Jodit
Free plan APISelf-hostedWebProjects seeking a lightweight, self-hosted WYSIWYG editor — Jodit offers 70+ built-in plugins and self-hosted privacy, while AiEditor adds AI writing tools, Markdown preview and real-time collaboration.
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MDXEditor
Free plan WebReact projects authoring Markdown in WYSIWYG form — MDXEditor edits Markdown strings without an intermediate HTML representation and supports JSX components, while AiEditor offers broader framework support and AI tools.
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DHTMLX RichText
Free plan Self-hostedWeb - 9
HugeRTE
Free plan Self-hostedWeb - 10
ProseMirror
Free plan APISelf-hostedWeb - 11
Pell
Free plan Self-hostedWeb - 12
Plate
Free plan Self-hostedWeb - 13
Milkdown
Free plan Web - 14
Novel
Free plan ExtensionSelf-hostedWeb - 15
Quill
Free plan APIWeb - 16
Remirror
Free plan AndroidiPhoneSelf-hosted+1 - 17
MediumEditor
Free plan Self-hostedWeb - 18
SCEditor
Free plan Self-hostedWeb - 19
TinyMCE
Free plan APISelf-hostedWeb - 20
Tiptap
Free plan APISelf-hostedWeb - 21
Lexical
Free plan Web - 22
Summernote
Free plan LinuxMacSelf-hosted+2 - 23
OverType
Free plan Web - 24
Trix
Free plan Web
The free open-source version is available under LGPL-v2.1, while commercial Pro licenses cost 5000.00 USD once without source code or 8000.00 USD once with source code. AiEditor also has a custom version, and its price is not given. Private deployments need backend signing for AI credentials, and the commercial version supports Word export for files over 500 pages. Alternatives differ in output formats, editing models, collaboration, deployment, framework support and paid tools. Weigh those tradeoffs against AiEditor’s AI features, license terms and commercial costs before switching.