Revision history overview
The revision history feature is a document versioning tool that shows you how your content has changed over time. It lets you review both content changes and suggestions made with the track changes feature.
This is a premium feature and you need a license for it on top of your CKEditor 5 commercial license. Contact us to receive an offer tailored to your needs.
You can also sign up for the CKEditor Premium Features 30-day free trial to test the feature.
# Demo
Use the editor below to test document versioning. Introduce changes, then use the revision history toolbar button 
to gain access to the revision tools.
This demo presents a limited set of features. Visit the feature-rich editor example to see more in action.
While the revision history feature is most often perceived as an excellent collaboration tool, it can be just as successfully utilized by a single user.
# Additional feature information
With the revision history feature, you can:
- Create a named historical version – a revision – of the content by bundling changes together in a save cycle.
- View the chronological history of revisions of your content.
- Restore an earlier revision of your document to reverse any changes.
- Compare selected revisions to each other and view changes between.
You can also read a dedicated blog post that compares revision history with the track changes feature and points out similarities and differences between these two features.
# Use as a standalone plugin
Revision history does not require real-time collaboration to work. You can add it to CKEditor 5 just like any other plugin.
To learn how to integrate revision history as a standalone plugin, refer to the Integrating revision history with your application guide.
# Use with real-time collaboration
If you are using the real-time collaboration feature, refer to the Real-time collaboration features integration guide.
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