Companies Using TinyMCE

TinyMCE Usage Statistics

How has TinyMCE adoption changed over time?

TinyMCE is one of the oldest technologies we track, appearing in our records from 2005 and reaching 5,254 domains by December 2024. Our current crawl detects it on 52,357 domains, up from 42,092 in June 2026 and 48,668 in July.

Counts either side of that gap are not a like-for-like series: the set of domains we crawl turns over every month, with dead sites dropping out and newly discovered ones added, and our detection signals widen over time. The step here is larger than most, which is what happens when a technology sits in application front ends that a crawl reaches only as its coverage of those pages widens. Inside the current window it is growing 7.6% between July and August 2026, the fastest in its category.

Which Countries Use TinyMCE the Most?

Which countries use TinyMCE the most?

The United States leads with 29.94% of the countries we can place, followed by Germany (10.57%), France (10.29%), the United Kingdom (8.56%), Spain (6.71%) and the Netherlands (5.65%).

That is a broad, developer-market distribution with no single country dominating, which fits a component chosen inside applications rather than sold market by market.

TinyMCE Market Share Among Rich Text Editors

What is TinyMCE's market share?

TinyMCE holds 27.67% of the rich text editor category and ranks #2 of the 14 editors we track. Froala Editor leads on 57,223 domains (30.25%), with CKEditor third (39,226) and Quill fourth (27,325).

This is a small and unusually close category. The top four are separated by roughly 30,000 domains in total, and none has anything like the dominance we see in most categories. Editors are chosen by developers on licensing and integration rather than by buyers on brand, which is what a flat leaderboard looks like.

TinyMCE Customers by Company Size & Age

What size companies use TinyMCE?

62.84% of identified companies have 1-10 staff and 22.28% have 11-50, out of 31,969 identified companies. Companies above 1,000 staff account for 2.18%.

The age distribution is the more revealing one: 39.99% of identified TinyMCE companies are more than twenty years old and only 8.78% were founded in the last five years. An editor embedded in an application tends to stay there for the life of the application, so the install base ages with the software rather than turning over.

What Industries Use TinyMCE the Most?

Which industries use TinyMCE the most?

No industry leads: retail (4.15%), IT services and IT consulting (3.76%), software development (3.16%), real estate (3.03%) and construction (2.85%) sit within about a point of each other, with non-profit organisations at 2.79%.

A flat table is expected here. A text editor is infrastructure, not a vertical tool, and it turns up wherever an application lets users write something.

How does TinyMCE usage break down by sector?

The spread is deliberately unremarkable: retail at 4.15%, IT services at 3.76% and software development at 3.16% lead a table where nothing exceeds five percent. Compare Trustindex, where construction and medical practices dominate, or Leaflet, where real estate takes 10.44%. TinyMCE has no vertical because an editing component is not bought for an industry reason.

TinyMCE Alternatives & Competitors

What are the top TinyMCE alternatives?

Froala Editor (57,223 domains, 30.25%) leads the category, with CKEditor (39,226), Quill (27,325), Ace (6,306) and Trix (5,640) behind.

TinyMCE and CKEditor are the two long-established options and are usually shortlisted together; Quill is the lighter modern alternative that developers reach for when they want a small dependency rather than a full editing suite. Licensing is generally the deciding factor, since these components sit inside products that are themselves distributed.

Technology	Domains	Market Share
Froala Editor	57,223	30.25%
CKEditor	39,226	20.73%
Quill	27,325	14.44%
Ace	6,306	3.33%
Trix	5,640	2.98%

TinyMCE Customer Migration

Where do domains migrate from and to with TinyMCE?

Almost nothing moves. Since we began tracking in March 2026 the largest flow in either direction is 15 domains, exchanged evenly with CKEditor, with Quill (14 out, 6 in), Froala (8 out, 6 in) and Trix in low single figures.

That is what you would expect from this kind of component. Swapping the editor inside a working application means migrating stored content and rewriting integrations, so teams do it when they rebuild, not because a competitor improved. The 5,404 domains that dropped TinyMCE since March 2026 largely did so without our detecting a replacement.

Switched to TinyMCE

Left TinyMCE

30 Days90 DaysAll Time

Competitor	Gained	Lost	Net
Trix	+2	-4	-2

Tech Stack of TinyMCE-Powered Websites

What technologies do TinyMCE sites run alongside it?

jQuery appears on 93.64% of TinyMCE domains, jQuery Migrate on 61.77% and jQuery UI on 55.05%. That is a much older stack than most technologies we profile, and it fits the age profile of the companies: these are long-lived applications where the editor was chosen years ago and has stayed.

WordPress runs on 56.32% of TinyMCE domains, but the reverse tells the real story: only 0.31% of all WordPress sites show TinyMCE publicly. The classic editor's bundled copy runs in the admin area, which a public crawl does not see, so this count is genuine front-end usage rather than an artifact of WordPress's install base.

JavaScript Libraries

jQuery

48,465 (93.64%)

jQuery Migrate

31,972 (61.77%)

jQuery UI

28,494 (55.05%)

core-js

27,099 (52.36%)

Underscore.js

14,708 (28.42%)

Lodash

14,685 (28.37%)

CMS

WordPress

29,149 (56.32%)

Web Analytics

Google Analytics

27,165 (52.49%)

Cloudflare Browser Insights

3,966 (7.66%)

WordPress.com Stats

2,233 (4.31%)

MonsterInsights

1,816 (3.51%)

Site Kit

1,563 (3.02%)

Matomo Analytics

1,406 (2.72%)

CDN

Cloudflare

11,229 (21.7%)

cdnjs

8,955 (17.3%)

jsDelivr

7,140 (13.8%)

Google Hosted Libraries

3,708 (7.16%)

jQuery CDN

2,495 (4.82%)

Unpkg

2,426 (4.69%)

Maps

Google Maps

6,539 (12.63%)

Leaflet

1,810 (3.5%)

Expert Analysis: TinyMCE Growth Trends & Key Signals for Sales Teams in 2026

Elif ArslanCMO & Co-founder, TechnologyChecker

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