https://typo3.org/ :: TYPO3 — the Professional, Flexible Content Management System. TYPO3 CMS is an Open Source Enterprise Content Management System with a large global community, backed by the approximately 900 members of the TYPO3 Association.
About the TYPO3
TYPO3 CMSWeb Content Management System
TYPO3 CMS is an enterprise-class, Open Source Content Management System, used internationally to build and manage websites of all types, from small sites for non-profits to multilingual enterprise solutions for large corporations.
EXTENSIONSWorks with TYPO3
Extensions are the cornerstone in the internal architecture of TYPO3. Extensions for TYPO3 fits into a structure with PHP, MySQL, Apache, the website and backend administration around it.
DOCUMENTATIONTYPO3 Documentation
Welcome to the official TYPO3 Documentation. If you are new to TYPO3, please start by looking at the Tutorials, which will help you progressively increase your knowledge of TYPO3.
What We Do
Install and update TYPO3. TYPO3 template development. Install and configure extensions. Development of new plugins. Development and migration of sites on TYPO3. Consultations.
What We Don't Do
We do not use other CMS to create a site.
We do not leave without feedback any message to us.
Choose a version
TYPO3 13 LTS
* recommended for new projects
This is the stable version with long-term support (LTS). We provide free maintenance bug fixes until April 2026 and security updates until October 2027.
- Frontend rendering presets
- Content blocks
- Improved search
- Improved redirects
- Improved workspaces
- And many improvements for developers
- Top-modern image rendering
System requirements
- PHP 8.2, 8.3, 8.4
- MariaDB 10.4.3+ / MySQL 8.0.17+ / PostgreSQL 10.0+ / SQLite 3.8.3+
- Modern Browsers
End of support
- Free: 2027-10-31
- ELTS: 2030-10-31
Current Version
- Version: 13.4.1
- Released: 2024-11-12
TYPO3 12 LTS
* use for existing projects
This is the old stable version with long-term support (LTS). We provide free security updates until April 2026.
- Increased performance
- Improved backend usability
- Top-modern dependent libraries
- CKEditor v5
- Symfony v6
- Doctrine v3
- And many improvements for developers
System requirements
- PHP 8.1, 8.2
- MariaDB 10.3+ / MySQL 8.0+ / PostgreSQL 10.0+ / SQLite 3.8.3+
- Modern Browsers
End of support
- Free: 2026-04-30
- ELTS: 2029-04-30
Current Version
- Version: 12.4.23
- Released: 2024-11-12
Frequently Asked Questions
TYPO3 creator Kasper Skårhøj remembers it something like this:
Back in the late 1990s, while still working on the initial version of his new CMS, he was looking for a name for the new software. At the time, the name “freestyle” appealed to him, but it posed some problems through its over-association with certain activities, products and trademarks. So the issue of naming stayed on the back burner for want of a better idea.
Then, one Friday evening while he was alone in the office after hours coding, Kasper inadvertently typed an error into the command line of his Linux server and accidentally deleted a whole week work. He recalls that feeling you get of a cold rush through the body, when you realize something dreadful has happened. Slowly he got up, walked to the other end of the room and sat down in the couch looking back across the office at the laptop on his desk.
He stayed like this for a while, just staring out into the room. Then, after the initial shock had subsided, he walked back, sat down, and began to recreate the lost code. This went surprisingly quickly; as such things do when you have them fully worked out in your head. And it was during this new rush of adrenaline and the satisfaction that all was not actually lost, that he began to put the incident into perspective. The recreated programming was going smoothly and cleanly, which made him wonder how ironic it would be if a typo ended up actually improving the product! It was this thought that first brought up the expression “typo” as a possible name. It seemed to fit especially well because
- “typo”, as in typography, had something to do with layout and content and
- “typo”, as in a typing mistake, now had a quirky share in the product’s history.
The newborn child now had a name.
Originally there were Typo versions 1, 2 and 2.5. But with the success of version 3, which had branded itself more or less by default, a “3” was eventually appended to the product title itself. Since the launch of “TYPO3 version 4”, TYPO3 has remained as the product name for all future versions. So, TYPO3 it is called … and TYPO3 it will continue to be.
TYPO3 is a free and open-source Web content management system written in PHP. It is released under the GNU General Public License. It can run on several web servers, such as Apache or IIS, on top of many operating systems, among them Linux, Microsoft Windows, FreeBSD, macOS and OS/2.
Because TYPO3 is the CMS for you! TYPO3 is an Enterprise Content Management System. If you need to create, manage and output any kind of digital content, TYPO3 is the right tool for you. You can start small and grow fast, but while your business case might change - you'll never need to change the Content Management System since TYPO3 adapts to your needs.
Operating System: Linux, Windows or Mac, or common cloud infrastructure setups
Webserver: Apache httpd, Nginx, Microsoft IIS, Caddy Server
PHP: PHP >= 7.2
Database: PostgreSQL //Microsoft SQL Server //MariaDB(>= 10.2) //MySQL(>= 5) //SQLite
Hardware: RAM >= 256 MB
Supported Browsers: Chrome (latest) //Firefox (latest) //Safari (latest) //Edge (latest) //Internet Explorer (>= 11)