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title: Enable Lightning Rich Text Editor in Omniscripts and Flexcards
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description: Omnistudio uses the TinyMCE editor by default in both Omniscripts and Flexcards. You can switch to Lightning Rich Text Editor, if needed.
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# Enable Lightning Rich Text Editor in Omniscripts and Flexcards

Omnistudio uses the TinyMCE editor by default in both Omniscripts and Flexcards. You can switch to Lightning Rich Text Editor, if needed.

Review the differences between the TinyMCE editor and Lightning Rich Text Editor to see which one suits your needs. See [Differences Between Lightning and TinyMCE Rich Text Editors](https://help.salesforce.com/s/articleView?id=xcloud.os_differences_between_lightning_and_tinymce_rich_text_editors.htm&release=264.0.0&type=5 "Omnistudio integrates the TinyMCE editor in the standard designer and managed package designer. However, you can switch to Lightning Rich Text Editor, if needed. Review the key differences between these editors. Before implementing any use cases with the Lighting Rich Text Editor, contact Salesforce Customer Support.").

1. From Setup, find and select **Omni Interaction Configuration**.
2. Click New **Omni Interaction Configuration** and add these values to the fields:
    1. Label: EnableLightningRTE
    2. Name: EnableLightningRTE
    3. Value: true
3. Test your Omniscript by creating a new version to see if it works as expected with Lightning Rich Text Editor.