A selection-triggered formatting panel that appears next to your cursor the moment you highlight text. Format, link, style, and apply AI quick actions without moving to a fixed toolbar at the top of the screen.

Floating Toolbar for React Rich Text Editors (2026

Add a context-aware floating toolbar to your React rich text editor in 10 minutes.

Traditional fixed toolbars waste screen real estate. They compete with your app's UI. They break on mobile. They force users to move their eyes away from what they're writing.

Eddyter's floating toolbar solves this. Appears near the cursor when text is selected. Follows the writing action. Fades when not needed. Mobile-optimized touch targets. WCAG 2.1 AA compliant out of the box.

What the Floating Toolbar Does

Behavior	Detail
Appears on selection	Materializes near selected text
Follows cursor	Repositions as user scrolls or resizes
Fades on blur	Disappears when editor loses focus
Context-aware	Shows only relevant formatting options
Mobile touch-ready	48×48px minimum touch targets
Keyboard accessible	Full arrow key + Tab navigation
Screen reader friendly	ARIA live regions announce toolbar state

Why Floating Toolbars Beat Fixed Toolbars in 2026

Modern writing apps moved to floating toolbars for four reasons:

⚡ More writing space — no fixed header eating vertical real estate
🎯 Contextual formatting — bold/italic when text selected, link options for URLs, image controls near images
📱 Better mobile UX — floating toolbar respects mobile keyboard positioning
🎨 Modern feel — matches Notion, Linear, Google Docs UI patterns

The pattern has become standard across best-in-class writing apps: Notion, Linear, Coda, Google Docs, Substack, Ghost all use floating toolbars for text formatting.

For broader context, see Best Rich Text Editor for React 2026 and Best Rich Text Editor for Next.js App Router 2026.

10-Minute Setup — Add a Floating Toolbar to Your React App

Step 1: Get Your API Key

Add to .env.local:

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Step 2: Install Eddyter

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Step 3: Render the Editor With Floating Toolbar

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"use client";
import {
  ConfigurableEditorWithAuth,
  EditorProvider
} from 'eddyter';
import 'eddyter/style.css';
export default function Editor() {
  const apiKey = process.env.NEXT_PUBLIC_EDDYTER_API_KEY;
  return (
    <EditorProvider>
      <ConfigurableEditorWithAuth
        apiKey={apiKey}
        toolbar="floating"
        onChange={(html) => saveToDatabase(html)}
      />
    </EditorProvider>
  );
}

That's the complete setup. Toolbar appears on text selection. Follows cursor. Fades on blur. Mobile touch targets sized correctly. Full keyboard navigation. Screen reader support.

For advanced customization, see the Eddyter documentation.

Floating Toolbar Across 7 Frameworks

Same behavior. Same API. Different framework syntax.

React 18.2+ / 19.x

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"use client";
import {
  ConfigurableEditorWithAuth,
  EditorProvider
} from 'eddyter';
import 'eddyter/style.css';
export default function Editor() {
  const apiKey = process.env.NEXT_PUBLIC_EDDYTER_API_KEY;
  return (
    <EditorProvider>
      <ConfigurableEditorWithAuth
        apiKey={apiKey}
        toolbar="floating"
      />
    </EditorProvider>
  );
}

Next.js 14/15 App Router

Add "use client" directive as first line (rich text editors need browser APIs):

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"use client";
import {
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import 'eddyter/style.css';
export default function Editor() {
  return (
    <EditorProvider>
      <ConfigurableEditorWithAuth
        apiKey={process.env.NEXT_PUBLIC_EDDYTER_API_KEY}
        toolbar="floating"
      />
    </EditorProvider>
  );
}

For complete Next.js walkthrough, see How to Add a Rich Text Editor in Next.js 2026 (10-Min Guide).

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<template>
  <EddyterEditor
    :api-key="apiKey"
    toolbar="floating"
    @change="handleChange"
  />
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<script setup>
import { EddyterEditor } from '@eddyter/vue';
import '@eddyter/vue/style.css';
const apiKey = import.meta.env.VITE_EDDYTER_API_KEY;
const handleChange = (html) => console.log(html);
</script>

For Vue-specific patterns, see Best Rich Text Editor for Vue.js 2026.

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import { EddyterEditorModule } from '@eddyter/angular';
@Component({
  selector: 'app-editor',
  standalone: true,
  imports: [EddyterEditorModule],
  template: `
    <eddyter-editor
      [apiKey]="apiKey"
      toolbar="floating"
      (change)="handleChange($event)">
    </eddyter-editor>
  `,
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export class EditorComponent {
  apiKey = process.env['NG_APP_EDDYTER_API_KEY'];
  handleChange(html: string) { console.log(html); }
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  import { EddyterEditor } from '@eddyter/svelte';
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  const apiKey = import.meta.env.VITE_EDDYTER_API_KEY;
  const handleChange = (html) => console.log(html);
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<EddyterEditor
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  import { EddyterEditor } from 'eddyter/laravel';
  new EddyterEditor('#editor', {
    apiKey: '{{ env('EDDYTER_API_KEY') }}',
    toolbar: 'floating',
    onChange: (html) => console.log(html)
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import '@eddyter/core/style.css';
const editor = new EddyterEditor('#editor', {
  apiKey: process.env.EDDYTER_API_KEY,
  toolbar: 'floating',
  onChange: (html) => console.log(html)
});

Same floating toolbar behavior across all 7 frameworks. One API key covers everything.

Floating Toolbar Configuration Options

Customize the floating toolbar behavior:

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<ConfigurableEditorWithAuth
  apiKey={apiKey}
  toolbar="floating"
  toolbarOptions={{
    position: "auto",          // "auto" | "top" | "bottom"
    offset: 12,                 // pixels from selection
    showOn: "selection",        // "selection" | "focus" | "always"
    hideDelay: 200,             // ms before hiding on blur
    items: [                    // choose which buttons to show
      "bold",
      "italic",
      "underline",
      "link",
      "ai-chat",
      "ai-improve"
    ],
    theme: "dark",              // "dark" | "light" | "auto"
    animationDuration: 150,     // ms for show/hide animation
  }}
/>

Full API reference in the Eddyter documentation.

Context-Aware Toolbar Behavior

The floating toolbar automatically shows different options based on what's selected:

Selection Type	Toolbar Options Shown
Plain text	Bold, Italic, Underline, Link, AI actions
Selected link	Edit link, Remove link, Open link
Image	Alignment, Resize, Alt text, Replace, Delete
Table cell	Alignment, Merge, Add row/column, Delete
Code block	Language selector, Copy, Delete
List item	Indent, Outdent, Convert to numbered/bullet

Context-aware behavior means users see only relevant formatting options. Reduces cognitive load. Speeds up formatting decisions.

Mobile Optimization

Floating toolbars need special handling on mobile. Fixed toolbars often get hidden by the on-screen keyboard. Eddyter's floating toolbar handles this automatically:

✅ Detects mobile keyboard — toolbar repositions above keyboard when it appears
✅ Touch-optimized buttons — 48×48px minimum tap targets (WCAG 2.5.5 Target Size)
✅ Swipe gestures — swipe horizontally on toolbar to reveal more options
✅ Landscape/portrait aware — adjusts position on orientation change
✅ iOS Safari fixes — handles Safari's viewport quirks with dynamic keyboard height

For mobile-specific patterns, see Best Mobile-First WYSIWYG Editor 2026.

Accessibility (WCAG 2.1 AA Compliant)

The floating toolbar meets WCAG 2.1 AA compliance out of the box:

✅ Keyboard navigation — Tab, Shift+Tab, arrow keys, Enter, Escape
✅ Focus indicators — visible focus rings on all buttons
✅ ARIA labels — screen reader announces button purposes
✅ ARIA live regions — announces toolbar appearance/disappearance
✅ Color contrast — meets 4.5:1 ratio requirements
✅ Reduced motion support — respects prefers-reduced-motion media query
✅ Target size — 48×48px minimum for touch targets

For accessibility deep dive, see Rich Text Editor Accessibility Guide 2026: WCAG 2.1 AA Compliance Tested.

AI Actions in the Floating Toolbar (Premium Plans)

On AI Pro BYOK ($39/mo) and AI Pro Managed ($59/mo), the floating toolbar includes AI actions:

🤖 Ask AI — chat about selected text
✨ Improve writing — rewrite for clarity
🎯 Change tone — formal, casual, professional, friendly
📝 Summarize — condense selected text
🌍 Translate — translate to 20+ languages
🔍 Explain — explain complex terms in plain language

Multi-model AI support: GPT-5, Claude Sonnet 5, Claude Haiku 4.5, Gemini 3.

For AI-focused editor guidance, see Best Rich Text Editor for AI Writing Assistants 2026 and Best Rich Text Editors for AI Apps 2026.

Custom Theming With CSS Variables

Style the floating toolbar to match your brand using CSS variables:

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  /* Floating toolbar background */
  --eddyter-toolbar-bg: #1a1a1a;
  --eddyter-toolbar-border: #333333;
  /* Button colors */
  --eddyter-toolbar-btn-color: #ffffff;
  --eddyter-toolbar-btn-hover: #333333;
  --eddyter-toolbar-btn-active: #4a4a4a;
  /* Focus ring */
  --eddyter-toolbar-focus-ring: #c8f751;
  /* Border radius */
  --eddyter-toolbar-radius: 8px;
  /* Shadow */
  --eddyter-toolbar-shadow: 0 4px 12px rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.15);
  /* Animation */
  --eddyter-toolbar-animation: 150ms ease-out;
}

No stylesheet overrides needed. CSS variables apply to all toolbar instances scoped to .eddyter-scope.

When to Use Floating Toolbar vs Fixed Toolbar

Eddyter supports both patterns. Pick based on use case:

Choose Floating Toolbar for:

✅ Content creation apps (blogs, documents, articles)
✅ Notion-style editors
✅ Mobile-first writing apps
✅ Modern SaaS dashboards
✅ AI writing tools
✅ Long-form content editing

Choose Fixed Toolbar for:

✅ Traditional CMS editors (WordPress-style)
✅ Comment boxes and short-form editing
✅ Legacy app design systems
✅ Rich formatting-heavy documents (technical docs)
✅ Users unfamiliar with modern floating patterns

For deeper editor architecture context, see How WYSIWYG Editors Work in 2026: A Developer's Deep Dive.

Combining Floating Toolbar With Other Features

The floating toolbar works with all Eddyter features:

✅ Real-time collaboration — toolbar shows collaborator cursor labels (Q3 2026 launch)
✅ Slash commands — / still triggers block insertion menu
✅ AI streaming — toolbar shows AI generation status
✅ Tables — context-aware controls when editing table cells
✅ Image upload — image controls appear when image selected
✅ Code blocks — language selector appears in code blocks
✅ Track changes — accept/reject buttons appear in floating toolbar (Q4 2026)

For related feature guides:

Frequently Asked Questions

1. How do I add a floating toolbar to my React rich text editor?

Install Eddyter with npm install eddyter, add your API key to .env.local with NEXT_PUBLIC_EDDYTER_API_KEY prefix, and render ConfigurableEditorWithAuth with the toolbar="floating" prop. Under 10 minutes total. Works with React 18.2+/19 and Next.js 14/15. The floating toolbar appears near selected text automatically, follows the cursor as users scroll, and fades when the editor loses focus. Full working code shown in the setup section above. For advanced customization (position, offset, animation), use the toolbarOptions prop.

2. Does the floating toolbar work on mobile devices?

Yes. Eddyter's floating toolbar is mobile-optimized out of the box: detects mobile keyboard appearance and repositions above the keyboard, uses 48×48px minimum touch targets (WCAG 2.5.5 compliant), supports swipe gestures for revealing additional formatting options, handles iOS Safari viewport quirks with dynamic keyboard height, and adjusts position on landscape/portrait orientation change. No mobile-specific configuration required — the same toolbar="floating" prop delivers optimal experience across desktop and mobile.

3. Can I customize which buttons appear in the floating toolbar?

Yes. Use the toolbarOptions.items array to specify which formatting buttons appear. Available options include: "bold", "italic", "underline", "strikethrough", "link", "heading", "list", "quote", "code", "align", "color", "highlight", "ai-chat", "ai-improve", "ai-translate", "ai-tone", "ai-summarize". AI actions available on Premium plans ($39-$59/mo). Context-aware behavior means selected items dynamically show/hide based on selection type (image, code block, table cell) even if included in the base items array.

4. Is the floating toolbar keyboard accessible and WCAG compliant?

Yes. The floating toolbar meets WCAG 2.1 AA compliance out of the box: full keyboard navigation via Tab, Shift+Tab, arrow keys, Enter, and Escape; visible focus indicators on all buttons; ARIA labels announcing button purposes to screen readers; ARIA live regions announcing toolbar appearance and disappearance; 4.5:1 color contrast ratio meeting WCAG SC 1.4.3; 48×48px minimum touch targets meeting WCAG 2.5.5; and prefers-reduced-motion media query support for users with vestibular disorders. Tested against NVDA, JAWS, VoiceOver, and TalkBack screen readers.

5. What frameworks does the floating toolbar support?

The floating toolbar works identically across all 7 Eddyter-supported frameworks: React 18.2+/19, Next.js 14/15, Vue 3 (via @eddyter/vue), Angular 17-20 (via @eddyter/angular), Svelte 4/5 (via @eddyter/svelte), Laravel (via Composer package eddyter/laravel), and Vanilla JavaScript (via @eddyter/core). Same toolbar="floating" prop across all frameworks. Same API key covers all deployments. Working code for each framework shown in the sections above.

6. Can I use the floating toolbar with AI features?

Yes. On AI Pro BYOK ($39/mo) or AI Pro Managed ($59/mo) plans, the floating toolbar includes AI actions: Ask AI (chat about selected text), Improve Writing (rewrite for clarity), Change Tone (formal/casual/professional/friendly), Summarize (condense selected text), Translate (20+ languages), and Explain (plain-language explanations of complex terms). Multi-model AI support means users can switch between GPT-5, Claude Sonnet 5, Claude Haiku 4.5, and Gemini 3 for different tasks. AI actions appear in the toolbar only when relevant text is selected — reducing cognitive load compared to always-visible AI buttons.

Ready to Add a Floating Toolbar to Your React App?

Stop building floating toolbars from scratch. Drop Eddyter into your React, Next.js, Vue, Angular, Svelte, or Laravel app today — context-aware floating toolbar, mobile-optimized touch targets, WCAG 2.1 AA compliant, AI actions on Premium plans. $12-$59/mo flat. 10-minute setup.

👉 Try Eddyter free at eddyter.com
📚 Read the docs
💰 See pricing
🎥 Watch the intro video | Watch the 30-min integration guide

Floating Toolbar — Format Selected Text Without Leaving Your Flow

Eddyter's Floating Toolbar is a selection-triggered editing panel that appears next to your cursor the moment you highlight text. Format, link, style, or apply AI quick actions. Never move to a fixed toolbar at the top of the screen.

If you've used Medium, Notion, or Linear, the experience feels familiar. The difference: Eddyter brings the same focused-editing feel into your SaaS app. Zero plugin work. Native support for React, Next.js, Vue, Angular, Svelte, Laravel, and Vanilla JS.

🎥 New to Eddyter? Watch: What is Eddyter? Why Developers Are Switching in 2026

What Is the Floating Toolbar?

The Floating Toolbar is an inline editing panel that appears when you select text inside the editor. Formatting controls come to your cursor. You don't move your eyes to a top toolbar.

Select a word, a sentence, or a paragraph. A context-aware toolbar appears next to the selection. It shows exactly the actions you need.

Quick Toolbar vs Floating Toolbar

These two features sound similar but do different jobs. Worth understanding both:

	Quick Toolbar (Slash Commands)	Floating Toolbar
Trigger	Type `/`	Select text
Purpose	Insert new blocks	Format existing content
Best for	Headings, lists, tables, media	Bold, italic, links, inline edits
Cursor stays	Where you typed	On your selection

Together, they cover both halves of writing. Quick Toolbar adds new content. Floating Toolbar refines existing content. Most modern editors ship both.

Format Without Hunting Through Menus

The Floating Toolbar handles every formatting action you'd reach for during inline editing:

✏️ Text styling — bold, italic, underline, strikethrough
🔗 Links — insert and edit hyperlinks inline
💻 Inline code — wrap selected text in code formatting
🎨 Color and highlight — apply text and background color
📋 Lists — convert selected lines to bullets or numbers
💬 Quote and callout blocks — turn paragraphs into pull quotes
🤖 AI quick actions — Simplify, Adjust Tone, Rewrite (on AI plans)

Everything sits next to your cursor. No mouse trips to the top of the screen. No memorizing every keyboard shortcut.

Context-Aware by Design

The Floating Toolbar shows tools that match what you've selected:

📝 Selected plain text → formatting controls
🔗 Selected text with a link → link edit and remove options
💻 Selected code-formatted text → code-related actions
🤖 Selected AI-eligible text → AI quick actions appear

This keeps the toolbar focused. You don't see twenty buttons when you only need three. Speed compounds.

Built Directly Into the Editor

The Floating Toolbar isn't a plugin or a browser extension. It's not a separate library. It ships with the standard Eddyter editor on every plan — including Free.

For developers integrating Eddyter into a SaaS app, that means:

✅ No bubble-menu library to evaluate or install
✅ No selection event handling to debug
✅ No positioning logic to write (flip and overflow handled)
✅ Works out of the box across 6 frameworks

Setup details are in the Eddyter docs.

Integration in 3 Steps

Setup takes under 10 minutes. The Floating Toolbar works the moment you render the editor.

Step 1 — Get Your API Key

Visit eddyter.com/user/license-key. Copy your key. Add it to your env file.

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  const handleContentChange = (html) => {
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  return (
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The Floating Toolbar appears automatically when users select text. No extra config.

🎥 See it run live: Integrate Eddyter in 30 Minutes with Cursor, Claude, Lovable

How It Compares to Static Toolbars

	Static toolbar (TinyMCE, CKEditor classic)	Floating Toolbar (Eddyter)
Tools always visible	✅ Yes	❌ No (on demand)
Cursor travel to toolbar	✅ Required	❌ None
Screen space used	Permanent	Zero when not needed
Context-aware tools	❌ No	✅ Yes
Mobile usability	⚠️ Cramped	✅ Optimized
Modern editing UX	⚠️ Dated	✅ Notion / Medium-style

For SaaS teams shipping editors to their own users, the floating model is what users expect now. Static toolbars feel like 2010-era software.

Where the Floating Toolbar Earns Its Keep

📝 Editorial Review and Polishing

Reviewers can reformat sentences, fix links, and tweak emphasis. They never break out of the document.

✍️ Blog Drafting

Apply inline formatting as you write. Bold a key term. Link to a reference. Italicize a citation. All without leaving the keyboard's natural position.

📚 Documentation Editing

Wrap technical terms in code formatting. Add inline links to API references. Emphasize warnings in place.

📧 Customer Communications

Polish emails, announcements, and customer copy. Quick selection-based formatting keeps your flow.

📖 Long-Form Writing

The longer the document, the more time you save. No scrolling back to a top toolbar for every formatting action.

📱 Mobile Editing

Static toolbars cramp mobile screens. Floating toolbars appear only when needed. More room for content.

Why Floating Toolbars Matter in 2026

The shift from static to floating toolbars is one of the bigger UX changes in modern content tools:

🧠 Lower cognitive load — tools appear in peripheral vision
📱 Mobile editing works — static toolbars don't fit on phones
👥 Users expect it — Notion, Medium, Linear all ship floating toolbars
⚡ Speed compounds — seconds saved per edit add up fast

If you're evaluating Eddyter end-to-end, Integrate Eddyter in 30 Minutes walks through full setup. That includes floating toolbar, slash commands, and AI features.

Multi-Framework Support

The Floating Toolbar works natively across every framework Eddyter supports:

⚛️ React 18.2+ / 19 — native components
🚀 Next.js 14/15 — App Router and Pages Router
💚 Vue.js 3 — Composition API ready
🔷 Angular 17+ — standalone components
🧡 Svelte 4/5 — works in SvelteKit
🐘 Laravel — Blade, Livewire, Inertia.js
📦 Vanilla JS — no framework needed

Same toolbar. Same UX. Same code patterns. One API key works in all of them.

Floating Toolbar at a Glance

Capability	Eddyter Floating Toolbar
Selection-triggered toolbar	✅ Yes
Context-aware tool display	✅ Yes
Inline formatting (bold, italic, link, code)	✅ Yes
AI quick actions on selection	✅ On AI plans
Mobile and tablet support	✅ Yes
Available on Free plan	✅ Yes
Works in 6 frameworks	✅ Yes
Plugin or library required	❌ No

Combine With Other Eddyter Features

The Floating Toolbar pairs cleanly with the rest of the editor:

🔀 Quick Toolbar (Slash Commands) — insert new blocks with /
🖱 Drag and Drop — restructure content visually
💻 HTML Code Editor — switch to source view
🤖 AI Quick Actions — Simplify, rewrite, adjust tone on any selection

Together, they create a complete writing and editing experience.

Why It Matters

Static toolbars were a UX compromise. They came from an era of small screens and slow software. Modern editors put tools where the work happens. Next to your cursor. When you need them. Gone when you don't.

The Floating Toolbar makes that the default in Eddyter. So you stay focused on what you're writing. Not on where your formatting buttons live.

Ready to Ship a Modern Editing UX?

Stop forcing your users to chase top toolbars. Drop Eddyter into your app today and ship Medium-style editing in under 10 minutes.

👉 Try Eddyter free at eddyter.com 📚 Read the docs 🎥 Watch the intro video | Watch the 30-min setup guide

Use case

Floating Toolbar

Floating Toolbar for React Rich Text Editors (2026

What the Floating Toolbar Does

Why Floating Toolbars Beat Fixed Toolbars in 2026

10-Minute Setup — Add a Floating Toolbar to Your React App

Step 1: Get Your API Key

Step 2: Install Eddyter

Step 3: Render the Editor With Floating Toolbar

Floating Toolbar Across 7 Frameworks

React 18.2+ / 19.x

Next.js 14/15 App Router

Vue 3 (Composition API)

Angular 17-20

Svelte 4/5

Laravel Blade

Vanilla JavaScript

Floating Toolbar Configuration Options

Context-Aware Toolbar Behavior

Mobile Optimization

Accessibility (WCAG 2.1 AA Compliant)

AI Actions in the Floating Toolbar (Premium Plans)

Custom Theming With CSS Variables

When to Use Floating Toolbar vs Fixed Toolbar

Choose Floating Toolbar for:

Choose Fixed Toolbar for:

Combining Floating Toolbar With Other Features

Frequently Asked Questions

1. How do I add a floating toolbar to my React rich text editor?

2. Does the floating toolbar work on mobile devices?

3. Can I customize which buttons appear in the floating toolbar?

4. Is the floating toolbar keyboard accessible and WCAG compliant?

5. What frameworks does the floating toolbar support?

6. Can I use the floating toolbar with AI features?

Ready to Add a Floating Toolbar to Your React App?

Summary

Floating Toolbar — Format Selected Text Without Leaving Your Flow

What Is the Floating Toolbar?

Quick Toolbar vs Floating Toolbar

Format Without Hunting Through Menus

Context-Aware by Design

Built Directly Into the Editor

Integration in 3 Steps

Step 1 — Get Your API Key

Step 2 — Install Eddyter

Step 3 — Render the Editor

How It Compares to Static Toolbars

Where the Floating Toolbar Earns Its Keep

📝 Editorial Review and Polishing

✍️ Blog Drafting

📚 Documentation Editing

📧 Customer Communications

📖 Long-Form Writing

📱 Mobile Editing

Why Floating Toolbars Matter in 2026

Multi-Framework Support

Floating Toolbar at a Glance

Combine With Other Eddyter Features

Why It Matters

Ready to Ship a Modern Editing UX?

Recommended Features

HTML Code

HTML Canvas

Drag and Drop