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Tiny goes big on developer tools

Adrian Bridgwater
Adrian Bridgwater

Diminutively-named Tiny Technologies has come forward with enhancements in its rich text editor, TinyMCE.

TinyMCE 8 is the latest release of the trusted WYSIWYG editor component that is used by more than 1.5M developers.

It includes a new Suggested Edits feature, increased access to Image Optimiser powered by Uploadcare and an upgrade to the developer experience with the launch of the Developer Center. 

Suggested Edits provides users with a collaboration toolkit that smooths messy content workflows.

Workflow friction afflictions

This feature enables team collaboration within one document (which its makers says removes workflow friction) and reduces the risk for errors and mistakes made when utilising third-party tools to manually sync content updates back into in-app editors. 

Suggested Edits, along with Comments, Mentions and Revision History, round out the TinyMCE collaboration suite, transforming how teams create, share and edit.

“Our 2025 Summer Launch provides developer teams the tools and resources they need to build rich content creation and editing experiences,” said Roman Khudonogov, TinyMCE senior director of product. “We help product teams get to market faster without sacrificing quality or control by continuing to prioritize extensibility, easy integration and powerful out-of-the-box features.”” 

 TinyMCE’s Image Optimizer is now available with the online subscription Essential and Professional plans. 

“We’re excited to see TinyMCE bring Image Optimizer powered by Uploadcare to its online offering,” said Igor Debatur, CEO and co-founder, Uploadcare. “All developers can now deliver faster, better-performing images without the overhead of managing complex optimisation pipelines. It’s a smart upgrade that saves time and enhances user experience across the board.” 

Previously only available through sales-assisted plans, this feature is now open to all, delivering faster load times, crisp and engaging visuals and simpler image optimisation for developers utilising self-service plans.