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AiEditor vs MDXEditor

AiEditor

aieditor.dev

MDXEditor

mdxeditor.dev

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FigureAiEditorMDXEditor
Price fromFreeFree
Free planYesYes
Free trial——
Open sourceYes—
WebYesYes
iOSYes—
AndroidYes—
APIYes—
Self-hostedYes—
Plans published71
Spec score · Rich Text Editor Software9.5 (#1)8.3 (#9)
LicenseThe open-source project is released under the LGPL-2.1 license.The GitHub repository lists an MIT license.
ProductAiEditor is a next-generation rich text editor designed for AI and built as a Web Component.MDXEditor is an open-source React component for authoring Markdown documents in a WYSIWYG manner.
SupportAiEditor lists community support, dedicated architect support and software-extension development consulting among its commercial benefits.The maker invites users to open a GitHub issue or discussion and lists an email contact for reaching out.

Plans

AiEditor

  • Open-source editionFree
  • Open Source VersionFree
  • Pro Version(No Source Code)$5,000, paid once
  • Pro Version(Source Code)$8,000, paid once
  • Commercial ProPriced on request
  • Custom versionPriced on request
  • Official documents editionPriced on request

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MDXEditor

  • Open-source MDXEditorFree

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In their own words

AiEditor

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MDXEditor

MDXEditor is a web-based React component for writing Markdown in a rich-text editor. It accepts and returns Markdown strings, without converting documents through an intermediate HTML representation. Its editing engine uses Lexical, and developers can add capabilities with plugins or build plugins for additional Markdown constructs. Listed tools include headings, quotes, links, lists, images, tables, code blocks, front matter, shortcuts, directives, JSX components, source editing, diff views, and a customizable toolbar. Table editing covers rows, columns, and alignment, with Markdown allowed in cells but not HTML tables. Images can come from URLs or local devices, be pasted or dropped, and use an integrator-provided upload handler. Code blocks support syntax highlighting and language-aware editing, with CodeMirror available for editable blocks. It is installed from npm in React projects and has setup guides for Next.js, Vite, Remix, and Create React App. It is self-hosted, free at free, and licensed under MIT. Server rendering and changes to font size, color, or family are not supported.

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