EddyTor for Django

A free rich-text editor
for your Django apps.

geteddytor-django drops a modern, Notion-style WYSIWYG editor into any Django form — slash commands, AI, and media built in. An open, MIT-licensed alternative to paid editors like CKEditor, with no per-seat fees or license keys.

$pip install geteddytor-django
MIT licensed Django 3.2+ Python 3.8+ v0.18.2

Paid editors lock features behind a license.
EddyTor doesn't.

Commercial editors (e.g. CKEditor)
  • Premium features need a paid commercial license
  • Per-seat or usage-based pricing as you grow
  • License keys and account setup to manage
  • Vendor lock-in for advanced functionality
geteddytor-django
  • MIT licensed — free for personal & commercial use
  • No per-seat fees, no usage limits, no keys
  • One pip install and a widget — done
  • Self-hosted, with your data on your servers

Up and running in three steps.

1

Install

Add the package from PyPI.

pip install geteddytor-django
2

Register the app

Add it to INSTALLED_APPS.

INSTALLED_APPS = [
    # …
    "django_eddytor",
]
3

Use the widget

Drop it into any form field.

from django_eddytor.widgets \
  import EddytorWidget

content = forms.CharField(
  widget=EddytorWidget())

A modern editing experience, built in.

/

Slash commands

A Notion-style / menu for headings, lists, tables, code, and more — no toolbar hunting.

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AI integration

Built-in AI assistance to draft, rewrite, and refine content right inside the editor.

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Media support

Images and rich media embed cleanly into your content and persist with your model.

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Integrations

Connectors for Confluence and Azure DevOps to bring content in from where your team works.

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MIT licensed

Free for personal and commercial projects. No license keys, no per-seat billing.

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Drop-in widget

Works as a standard Django form widget — swap it in anywhere you'd use a textarea.

Add EddyTor to your Django app

Free and MIT-licensed. Install from PyPI and ship a better editor today.

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geteddytor-django · MIT · Django 3.2+ · Python 3.8+