noDocsDocument editor
Edit a project report with headings, lists, tables and images. Switch sample documents or open your own Word file, then download DOCX or PDF from the ribbon.
Demos
Choose what you want to build
Edit a document, generate one from data, collect form answers or review an agreement. Every demo includes runnable source and an integration guide.
Templates and generation
Design a template, enter business data and refine the generated document. Use the same proposal in both the generation workflow and template designer, including repeating services and conditional content.
Document forms
Complete an equipment request with required answers, a saved draft and matching document and data downloads. Switch to the form designer to author fields and their validation rules.
Agreement review
Work through comments and suggested changes in a service agreement. Compare versions, resolve discussions and return the reviewed Word document.
Focused integrations
Explore a particular capability
These examples demonstrate one processing task or integration pattern.
Text and table extraction
View a document beside its extracted text, tables and JSON. Inspect the sample-specific delivery query in the advanced section.
Scripted report review
Follow cited passages and apply sample suggestions. The included reviewer uses predetermined local rules; an application supplies its own provider for real AI review.
Document viewing
Open local Word files and display their pages with plain JavaScript or a React component.
Developer playground
Attach HTML controls to document positions, update tagged text, inspect document queries and export simplified text.
Choose your deployment
Use the framework guides for React, Vue, Angular, Svelte and .NET. The deployment guide covers browser, backend and combined applications, application modes and self-hosted collaboration. Find complete applications and setup instructions in the public developer repository.
The browser demos process documents on your device. Forms store drafts locally. Sample code and the Editor package use the MIT license; SDK and Canvas have separate evaluation and commercial terms.