Insert, Format, and Manage Images in Rich Text Editor

Yes. The React Rich Text Editor supports text wrapping around images with configurable display modes, including inline, block, and break layouts. Positioning, captions, and alt text remain editable after the image is wrapped, so authors can refine the layout without re-inserting the image.

Yes. The React Rich Text Editor allows configuring permitted file types, MIME types, and file sizes for uploads. Validation runs client-side before upload and server-side through the upload handler, so unauthorized files are rejected during upload.

The React Rich Text Editor supports three image storage formats: Base64, Blob URLs, and server-referenced files. Developers can configure the storage adapter at the application level, and the chosen format is preserved during save and export operations.

Yes. The React Rich Text Editor includes built-in alt text and caption fields on every inserted image, helping content meet WCAG accessibility requirements. Authors can edit alt text and captions inline, and the values are preserved when content is saved or exported to HTML.

Yes. The React Rich Text Editor supports server-side renaming through the upload handler, allowing each file to be assigned a unique identifier before it is written to storage. This prevents naming collisions and supports audit trails for regulated content workflows.

Yes. The React Rich Text Editor includes an integrated file browser for browsing folders, searching by file name, and inserting approved images. The browser connects to a configurable backend so content teams can reuse approved assets without uploading duplicates.