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# Collaborative editing
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:::premium Requires Pro Extensions
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We kindly ask you to sponsor us, before using this example in production. [Read more](/sponsor)
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This example shows how you can use tiptap to let multiple users collaborate in the same document in real-time.
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This example shows how you can use tiptap to let different users collaboratively work on the same text in real-time.
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It connects client with WebRTC and merges changes to the document (no matter where they come from) with the awesome library [Y.js](https://github.com/yjs/yjs) by Kevin Jahns. Be aware that in a real-world scenario you would probably add a server, which is also able to merge changes with Y.js.
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If you want to learn more about collaborative text editing, [check out our guide on that topic](/guide/collaborative-editing). Anyway, it’s showtime now:
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It connects all clients to a WebSocket server and merges changes to the document with the power of [Y.js](https://github.com/yjs/yjs). If you want to learn more about collaborative text editing, check out [our guide on collaborative editing](/guide/collaborative-editing).
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:::warning Shared Document
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Be nice! The content of this editor is shared with other users from the Internet.
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