The new, enhanced article editor provides a more intuitive and enriched content creation experience, designed to streamline your content creation process and boost audience engagement.
With the new article editor, you have access to new editing tools, source code improvements, and new article components that let you embed external content, insert HTML blocks, and create article summaries for your content. In addition, the new editor is designed to generate cleaner and more semantic HTML to enhance the accessibility and search engine optimization (SEO) of your articles.
The transition from the legacy article editor to the new article editor will occur in four phases, beginning Q2 2025 and ending Q1 2026. This article describes the transition plan and ways in which you can prepare for the upcoming changes.
Transition overview
We plan to completely retire the legacy article editor in Q1 2026. We understand that transitioning to the new article editor may introduce some changes to your articles, which is why we are providing ample time to complete the transition. We want to give you the opportunity to review the compatibility of your articles with the new editor.
Since the new editor operates on a different technological foundation, we understand that some elements may require manual adjustments by users. While these adjustments may lead to additional work, we believe the new editor will enable us to deliver new features more quickly and efficiently, ultimately enhancing your daily workflow. See Fixing table styling when transitioning to the new article editor.
Rollout timeline
Refer to the following image and text to understand the rollout timeline from Q2 2025 to Q1 2026.
Phase 1 - Since General Availability (GA) through November 2, 2025
- Existing Articles: Existing articles will open in the legacy editor. During this phase, you can save articles in the new editor, but revert to the legacy editor if necessary.
- New Articles: New articles will open by default in the new editor with the option to revert to the legacy editor.
Phase 2 - begins on November 3, 2025.
- Existing Articles: Existing articles open in the new editor, but you’ll still have the ability to revert to the legacy editor.
- New Articles: New articles will continue to open in the new editor, with the option to revert to the legacy editor.
Phase 3 - begins on January 12, 2026.
- Existing Articles: Existing articles open in the new editor, with the option to revert to the legacy editor.
- New Articles: New articles will open in the new editor, without the ability to revert.
Phase 4 - end of Q1 2026 (exact date to be confirmed in Q4).
- All articles will open in the new editor, without the option to revert to the legacy editor.
Next steps
We’ll update this post and add comments periodically to provide specific dates for the transitions from one phase to another. Follow the post to be notified when a comment has been added. Additionally, we’ll be sending notifications and informing you about changes directly to ensure you stay updated throughout the transition process.
We encourage you to share your questions and feedback in the comments below. Your input will help us tailor the new functionalities to better meet your needs. We’re excited about the improvements the new editor will bring and look forward to supporting you through this transition!