From two-person startups to enterprise engineering orgs, see how teams use Froala to ship rich-text editing without rebuilding it themselves.
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Plugins
Github Stars
Frameworks
Years since launch
Tech articles
CPEthink switched from CKEditor to Froala for cleaner HTML and reliable Word paste, cutting content-input time roughly in half
“Froala is the best rich text editor we evaluated, particularly for anyone integrating Word content into an HTML-based site. Nothing else comes close on output quality, plugin depth, and ease of use.”
UACJ UACJ cut content creation time by 30% across academic and administrative platforms
“Froala is an intuitive and powerful WYSIWYG editor that has significantly streamlined our content creation process, improved consistency, and boosted our team's productivity.”
Assembla Assembla cut Wiki integration time roughly in half — from 8 story points to about 4
“Our developers found the integration very straightforward. They originally estimated 8 story points for the task, but it ended up taking about half that time.”
Brilliant Directories Brilliant Directories deployed Froala across a platform serving nearly 40,000 organizations
“Our journey with Froala? Transformative. It's like finding a partner that understands your needs before you voice them.”
People Alchemy People Alchemy switched from TinyMCE to Froala to give non-technical NHS staff direct control over learning content
“We switched from TinyMCE because of the better functionality and ease of use for non-technical users. Froala was easier to customise and integrate.”
Bizplay Bizplay added serious WYSIWYG editing to their digital signage CMS — customers update screens more often as a result
“When customers can update their screen content quickly and confidently, they keep their messaging fresher, and that directly boosts engagement across their locations.”
iSpec (Remy InfoSource) iSpec built collaborative contract authoring with section-level permissions, e-signatures, and translations in 100+ languages
“Froala, a dynamic and lightweight editor, plays a crucial customer-story-section__grid__card-link--card__pull--role in the core functionality of iSpec and iSpecDMS, providing unparalleled flexibility and efficiency.”
EasyEviction EasyEviction automated attorney document generation by pairing Froala's Angular SDK with client-submitted data
“We searched high and low for a commercial editor that provided us with all required bells and whistles, was easy to set up, and was affordable. Froala Editor checked all the boxes.”
ArtStation “Before Froala, we had been through 5 different editors. Every single editor failed us in some way. Fantastic architecture. Simple to extend.”
WinterCMS embedded Froala as the rich-text widget across their Laravel-based CMS backend
“Froala provides a clean and simple rich text editor widget that we use in the backend of Winter CMS for editing any rich text/HTML content.”
Unbounce Unbounce uses Froala's inline editor inside their landing page and conversion platform
“Text editing from good to GREAT! Thank you for such fast response, we really appreciate the effort of your team.”
Dynatrace Dynatrace integrated Froala into their cloud observability tooling — picked for productivity in a long-running enterprise codebase
“I have been in this field a long time and always looking for tools, libraries and techniques to make our team more productive.”
Everything from two-person startups to Fortune 500 engineering orgs. The stories on this page span higher education (UACJ), DevTools (Assembla), SaaS platforms (Brilliant Directories, Bizplay), enterprise contract management (iSpec), legal tech (EasyEviction), creative media (ArtStation), open-source CMS (WinterCMS), marketing platforms (Unbounce), and cloud observability (Dynatrace). Most teams are shipping rich-text editing as part of a customer-facing product, not a back-office tool.
Yes — Froala ships official SDKs for React, Angular, and Vue, plus jQuery, TypeScript, Laravel/PHP, .NET, Rails, Django, WordPress, Drupal, and Joomla. EasyEviction’s case study is a good example: they specifically chose Froala because the Angular SDK was easy to integrate.
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