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Edit Docusaurus content without learning Markdown.
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Dhub visual editor for Docusaurus documentation

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Create code examples, tables, and entire sections from a simple description.

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Catch missing sections, outdated information, and unclear explanations before your readers do.

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Improve your writing

Define project style guidelines once, then let AI apply them consistently across your docs.

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Built for Docusaurus

Visual MDX editing

Edit your Docusaurus content in a WYSIWYG editor. Tables, admonitions, code blocks, and images—all rendered visually. No Markdown syntax required.
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Two-way GitHub sync

Push changes, pull updates, and create pull requests directly from the editor. Your team doesn't need GitHub accounts to contribute—Dhub handles the Git workflow.

Native Docusaurus support

Dhub understands Docusaurus MDX format natively. Your content stays compatible, always.

  • Admonitions and callouts
  • Tables without the Markdown headache
  • Intuitive UI for image uploads
  • LaTeX math equations
  • Embed custom MDX when you need it

Team collaboration

Invite your whole team—writers, marketers, product managers—without requiring GitHub accounts. Everyone can edit and push changes to your docs repository.

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Docusaurus FAQ

Dhub lets you focus on content instead of wrestling with Markdown syntax. Tables, images, and formatting just work. Your whole team can contribute directly, including people without technical knowledge. You ship docs faster because there's less friction.

No. Once you connect a repo, anyone on your Dhub team can edit and push changes. No GitHub account needed. Their name still shows up in the commit history.

Drag and drop. Dhub saves images to your /static folder and generates the correct path. They get pushed to GitHub with your other changes.

Yes. Import your GitHub repo and start editing. No changes to your project structure required.

When Dhub encounters custom React components it doesn't recognize, it displays them as embedded MDX blocks. You can edit the JSX code directly within these blocks. This way, you can use any custom component while still benefiting from visual editing for standard content.

Yes. Dhub shows your entire project structure, including versioned documentation folders. You can edit any version of your docs, and changes are pushed to the appropriate location in your repository.

Dhub works with Docusaurus i18n out of the box. Your translated content folders show up in the file tree, and you can edit any language the same way.

Pick the right plan for you

Get 2 months free with annual billing

Hobby
For personal, non-commercial use
Free
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Personal GitHub accounts only
Public repositories only
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Starter
For organizations and businesses
$16/month
Billed $240 $192 / year
All features in Hobby
2 seats
Real-time collaboration
GitHub Organizations support
Private repositories included
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For growing teams and organizations
$50/month
Billed $720 $600 / year
Everything in Starter
Starts with 10 seats
Best value for growing teams.$6 $5/user/mo
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Want to learn more?

Read our detailed guide on using Dhub with Docusaurus, including step-by-step instructions and tips.

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