New Component: Rich Text Editor — Now on the Marketplace! 🎉

Hey Adalo Community! :waving_hand:

I’m excited to share a new component that’s now available on the Adalo Marketplace:

Rich Text Editor

Let users write and format text with a full toolbar — bold, italic, lists, headings, images, links, and more

A rich text editor with a customizable toolbar that outputs HTML and plain text. Perfect for blog posts, notes, descriptions, or any content that needs formatting.

Key Features
:white_check_mark: Bold, italic, underline, strikethrough formatting
:white_check_mark: Headings (H1-H3) with dropdown, button, or collapsible display
:white_check_mark: Ordered and unordered lists
:white_check_mark: Image and link insertion (popup or inline)
:white_check_mark: Code blocks and inline code with custom styling
:white_check_mark: Blockquotes and horizontal rules
:white_check_mark: Text alignment (left, center, right, justify)
:white_check_mark: 5 toolbar positions: top, bottom, float above, float below, float + static
:white_check_mark: Outputs both HTML and plain text as form values
:white_check_mark: Auto-height with min/max constraints
:white_check_mark: Display Only mode for read-only rich text viewing
:white_check_mark: Works on Web, iOS, and Android

Perfect For
• Blog editors
• Notes apps
• Product description editors
• Help center / FAQ content
• Comment systems with formatting
• CMS content creation

How to Get It

  1. Open your Adalo app editor
  2. Click the **+** button to open the Add Components panel
  3. Browse **Marketplace Components** or search for “Rich Text Editor”
  4. Click to add it to your app — done!

If you have any questions or feedback, drop a comment below. I’d love to hear how you’re using it! :rocket:

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@AKyle after some testing… Would it be possible to choose how links open… Currently the link replaces the current tab with the link. I would be nice to choose new tab for Web app users.

Thanks for the feedback! Can you provide steps to reproduce this? Are you talking about within the Rich Text Editor or the HTML component?

I was using the rich text editor on display mode. I attempted to use the HTML viewer but it would not render the HTML correctly.

So I added a link using the rich text editor and had a list that contained the editor on display mode. When clicking the link from that list it replaced the tab instead of opening a new tab.

would this work to create a google docs alternative? or a book writing platform?

@Rosewarrior I would assume that could be possible with this component. You would need an API integration to export anything as a PDF. But don’t quote me on that. Maybe someone else has better insight into that.

@AKyle I believe I have figured it out. For some reason I did not see the new HTML component. The links functions normally now! Thank you so much for these two new components (I have been waiting for something like this) and I apologize for confusion!

No worries! I’m glad you were able to figure it out!

This was not designed to be a Google Docs alternative, however, if you need just basic functionality it’s a great tool.