This page covers all features included in Wiki PRO for Azure DevOps. Features marked Free are available at no cost. Features marked Paid require a subscription (free 30-day trial available).


## Rich Text Editing Paid Wiki PRO provides a Word-style WYSIWYG editor for Azure DevOps wiki pages. Authors can format text, insert tables, images, and code blocks using a familiar toolbar — without writing a single line of Markdown. Changes are automatically converted to Markdown-compatible format on save, keeping full compatibility with the rest of the Azure DevOps wiki.
## Mermaid Diagrams Free Wiki PRO ships with the latest Mermaid rendering engine, supporting all 23 diagram types including flowcharts, sequence diagrams, class diagrams, state diagrams, ER diagrams, C4 architecture diagrams, ZenUML, Git graphs, and more. The native Azure DevOps wiki supports only a limited subset (4–11 types depending on the version), so Wiki PRO unlocks modern diagramming on any Azure DevOps version.
## Draw.io Integration Paid Embed and edit Draw.io diagrams directly inside wiki pages using the full Draw.io editor — no need to export or upload files manually. Diagrams are stored as part of the wiki page in Azure DevOps, so they are version-controlled alongside your content and visible in diff views. Existing Draw.io diagrams can be migrated by importing the exported XML into a `drawio` code block.
## Alerts & Admonitions Free Wiki PRO renders rich callout blocks for notes, tips, warnings, important notices, and cautions — supporting both GitHub Alerts syntax and Docusaurus Admonitions syntax. This makes it easy to highlight critical information in a visually distinct way, consistent with modern documentation standards.
## My Pages Free My Pages is a personal workspace that gives each user a consolidated view of their wiki activity across all projects and wikis in the organization. It includes four filters — Favorites, Last Viewed, Last Edited, and Followed — so you can always find the pages that matter most to you without navigating through each project separately.
## Page Tags & Filtering Paid Assign tags to any wiki page to improve discoverability, topic-based navigation, and governance reporting. Users can filter pages by tag across the entire wiki, making it easy to find related content regardless of where it sits in the page hierarchy. Tags can be added, edited, and removed at any time without affecting the page content.
## Page Templates Paid Standardize documentation across your organization with reusable page templates. Templates are available when creating a new page, and administrators can create, edit, delete, and organize templates — as well as set a default. Common use cases include Architecture Decision Records (ADRs), runbooks, release notes, retrospective notes, meeting notes, and team pages.
## Print & Export to Word Paid (export) / Free (print) Printing a single page is available in both the native wiki and Wiki PRO free tier. Wiki PRO free also adds the ability to print a page and all its subpages in one operation. The paid tier adds full Word export: export any page or an entire wiki tree to a `.docx` file, with support for custom Word templates that match your organization's branding.
## Wiki Analytics Paid Track wiki engagement with built-in statistics: most-viewed pages, top contributors, and page view trends over time. Analytics are available at the wiki level, giving team leads and wiki administrators the insight they need to understand what content is valuable and where improvements are needed.
## Organization-wide Wiki Promotion Free Promote any project wiki to be visible across the entire Azure DevOps organization, so important knowledge bases are discoverable by everyone — not just members of that project.

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