Use the built-in UI
Let SuperDoc render common editor controls while your application owns access, workflow, and storage.
Use the built-in UI when SuperDoc's editing and review controls fit your product. Start with the defaults, then configure only the surfaces your workflow needs.
Explore the built-in UI
Choose a surface to see where it appears, how it starts, and where to configure it.
Toolbar
Open guide →Initial behavior: React's SuperDocEditor creates a toolbar container. A Vanilla integration provides one.
Formatting commands reflect the document, selection, and mode. Controls adapt when space is tight.
The marks in the document are tracked changes. Learn how to review them.
The map groups related surfaces by task rather than listing every implementation component. Hyperlinks covers what happens when a person activates a link. Context menu covers right-click actions. Content controls covers structured fields. Ruler covers left and right page margins. Responsive layout covers zoom and the Editor shell. Loading covers the progress UI shown while a document opens.
What your application owns
The built-in UI does not choose which documents a person can access, authenticate users, save edits, or define your product workflow. Your application owns those boundaries.
Config.ui decides what SuperDoc draws. It does not grant access or enforce permissions.
Start with the toolbar
Continue with Configure the built-in toolbar to mount it, choose its controls, and test its responsive behavior.