Toolbar
The toolbar keeps common writing actions near the editor, so you can insert Markdown structures without memorizing every syntax detail.
Main areas
| Area | Common actions | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| File | New, open, save | Starting or switching documents |
| Mode | Live, Read, Source, split view | Moving between editing, reading, and source control |
| Format | Heading, bold, italic, strike, quote, link | Paragraph and inline formatting |
| Insert | Image, table, code block, divider | Structured content |
| Tools | Writing quality, AI assistant, presentation mode | Review, assisted writing, and slides |
Recommended use
- Drafting: headings, lists, quotes, and code blocks.
- Organizing: links, images, tables, and dividers.
- Reviewing: writing quality check, Read mode, or split view.
- Presenting: use presentation mode to split the current Markdown file into slides.
Floating toolbar
By default, the toolbar stays close to the editor. If you prefer a fixed layout, adjust toolbar position and display in Settings.
TIP
The toolbar is a shortcut, not a replacement for Markdown syntax. Once you know the syntax, type Markdown directly and use the toolbar for high-frequency actions like images, tables, and links.