Right-Click Shenanigans

The text annotation context menu is displayed when you tap & hold (iOS/iPadOS) or right-click (macOS) on the text annotation. From there you can do stuff:

Fiddle With It

The fiddle action opens up the text annotation editor. It's basically a screen where you can type your lil' note & also mess with all the formatting buttons like you're some kinda designer.

Inline Fidgeting

This one lets you plop the text cursor right inside your annotation text, so you can type directly into the song viewer like a boss. No external keyboard on your iOS/iPadOS? NBD — the on-screen keyboard pops up & OnSong helpfully shoves your annotation outta the way so you can actually see what you're typin'.

Make It Pretty

This displays the formatting menu where you can change all the font doodads, paper color, text color, shapes & whatevs. Basically, go wild & make your annotations as gaudy or minimal as your heart desires.

Stick It Down

ZOMG, you can now pin text annotations so they cling to different parts of your screen like a desperate ex. By default, the annotation gets "stuck" to the song sheet & scrolls along with the page. But you can change it to song, set, book, or desk depending on what you're starin' at.

Stash It in the Library

This option yeets the selected annotation into your annotations library. You'll get asked to name it (be creative, we dare you). Then it sits there forever so you can spam it into other songs whenever you want.

Obliterate It

Yep, this one does what it says on the tin. Use this to nuke the text annotation from your sheet after a lil' confirmation prompt. Don't worry — it only dies on THIS sheet. Your library version lives on to annoy you another day.