Experiments

Exploring what document editors can become.

Tiptap experiments with new ways people can create, collaborate, and work with content. These are early ideas and working prototypes, not promises of what will ship.

Match your product's interaction model

Choose controls that fit the way your users work.

Own the document output

Keep content structured, portable, and in your control.

Build without fighting defaults

Use your own UI, styles, and behavior.

What should we explore next?

The most useful experiments start with real workflow challenges. Tell us where creating, collaborating on, or governing content still feels harder than it should.

About these 
experiments

Yes. Tiptap Editor Core is open source under the MIT license. You can use it as the foundation for a rich text editor in your product and extend it with the capabilities you need.

A headless rich text editor provides the editing logic and document model without forcing a visual interface. Tiptap gives you control over the toolbar, menus, markup, styles, and behavior, so the editor can match your product.

Tiptap is framework-agnostic. It provides integrations and examples for React and Vue, and can be used with Svelte, Vanilla JavaScript, and other JavaScript frameworks.

Yes. Tiptap is built on ProseMirror and provides a developer-friendly, TypeScript-first API for building rich text editing experiences.

Yes. Tiptap uses a modular extension architecture. Start with the editor core and attach the rich text, collaboration, review, AI, page layout, or custom capabilities that belong in your product.

Yes. You can define custom nodes, marks, attributes, and behavior for your own document content types. This lets the rich text editor represent the real objects and rules in your domain.

Yes. When paired with AI Toolkit, Tiptap can give AI document-aware editing tools. AI can work with document structure and return scoped, reviewable changes for people to approve.

Yes. Tiptap can be extended with collaboration, comments, tracked edits, attribution, document history, and other capabilities for document workflows.