NotificationToast

React toast notifications fired from a toast() function: variants, actions such as undo, updates in place, and a single viewport mounted near the app root.

Call toast(message, options) or toast.success(...) from anywhere; the <NotificationToast /> viewport is mounted once near the app root.

When to use

Use NotificationToast for short confirmations that need no reply: "Request submitted", "Copied", "Saved". Call toast() or toast.success() from event handlers and mount one <NotificationToast /> near the root.

Offer an undo action for reversible operations. For messages the user must read or act on, use InlineAlert or Notification, which do not disappear.

Examples

Basic

Variants

With actions (undo)

Update in place (Arabic)

Props

Props declared by NotificationToast. Native attributes of the underlying element pass through.

PropTypeDefaultDescription
positionToastPositionWhere toasts stack. Logical: start/end flip in RTL. Default bottom-end.
containerizedbooleanPin the viewport to a positioned ancestor (via position: absolute) instead of the browser viewport (position: fixed). Set this for Storybook stories, embedded widgets, and any layout where the NotificationToast should stay within a parent box. Caller is responsible for placing the NotificationToast inside an element with position: relative (or other positioned containing block).
durationnumberms; default 4000. Set 0 (or Infinity) to disable auto-dismiss globally.
closeButtonbooleanShow a close (X) button on each toast. Defaults to true.
closeLabelstringLocalized label for the close button. Default "Dismiss".
hideIconbooleanHide the default leading icon per variant.
classNamestringExtra class on the Radix Viewport.
swipeDirection"right" | "left" | "up" | "down"Override swipe direction. Defaults based on position.
storeToastStoreThe toast store this NotificationToast subscribes to. Defaults to the module-level singleton so the bare toast() API works without setup. Pass an isolated store (created via createToastStore() + createToast(store)) when you need multiple independent NotificationToasts on the same page - common in Storybook, docs sites, and embedded widgets.

Accessibility

Toasts are announced through the viewport's live region, so screen reader users hear them without losing focus. Each toast's dismiss button has an accessible name, and actions are real buttons.

Because toasts are transient, never put required information only in a toast. Repeat outcomes in the page content where users can find them later.