Hover Effects & Tooltips vs Back to Top Scroll Button

Put a treatment on a button, a hint on a word, or an effect on a picture — and have all three work on a phone as well as a desktop. Thirty-four effects: twelve for buttons, fourteen for pictures and eight for the way a hint arrives. Every one is on the free plan, with every design control beside it — colour, size, corners, speed and easing. On a phone there is no such thing as hovering. So a hint opens on a tap, closes on a tap outside or on Escape, and never hangs off the edge: it works out which side it has room on and keeps its pointer aimed at its word. The look is set once. Name a style set and every placement follows it, so changing your accent colour changes every button at the same time. Nothing this app draws carries our name: no badge, no watermark, no splash, on any plan, ever. And if a subscription ends, nothing disappears from your site — the extra looks are kept and every spot goes on drawing. It never receives an upload and never stores a picture: an image is an address you already have. One request per placement, and nothing is fetched from anybody else — no font service, no icon library, no tracker. Runs on Studio, the classic editor and Harmony.

Back to Top adds a smooth scroll to top button to every page so visitors on long pages never have to drag the scrollbar. What you can do: - Floating back to top button with smooth scroll - Icon, shape, colour, size and position options - Show after a set scroll distance, on desktop, mobile or both - Works on store, blog and long landing pages Why it matters: long pages lose visitors who cannot get back to the menu. A scroll to top button keeps them on the page and in your navigation. Free.