Toast
Toast is a short-lived message that appears on the screen, often used for success, error, or informational feedback.
Tailsee provides a variety of styles, including elements like avatars and timers, as well as entry and exit animations such as slide, scale, blur, and fade. For exit animations, Tailsee offers effects like stacking and overflow.
Basic
Sizes
Supports toasts of various sizes, suitable for different scenarios.
Rounded Style
Rounded-style toast notifications, adding visual softness.
Colors
Toast notifications with multiple color themes, adapting to various design needs.
Positions
Different positioning options for toast notifications, suitable for layout adjustments.
With Dismiss
Toast notifications with dismiss button, enhancing user interaction.
With Action Buttons
Toast notifications with action buttons, suitable for interaction.
Animation
Slide And Fade
Toast notifications with slide and fade effects, enhancing visual impact.
Scale And Blur
Toast notifications with scale and blur effects, suitable for dynamic display.
Bounce Content
Toast content with bounce effect, increasing engagement.
Gradient Border
Toast notifications with gradient border, enhancing visual appeal.
Gradient Background
Toast notifications with gradient background, suitable for prominent display.
Scene
With Avatar
Toast notifications with avatar, appropriate for user information display.
With Progress
Toast notifications with progress bar, suitable for dynamic information.
Alert
Alert
Basic alert-style toast notifications, appropriate for simple prompts.
With Large Icon
Alert toast with large icon, suitable for emphasizing information.
Shake
Shake-style alert toast
Advanced
Stacked Group
Stacked group of toast notifications, suitable for displaying multiple messages simultaneously.
Scale Exit
Toast notifications with scale-exit animation, enhancing dynamic effects.
Max Count
Maximum count limit for toast notifications, suitable for controlling display.
With Close Timer
Toast notifications with close timer, appropriate for automatic disappearance.