Right-Click Roulette

The clip annotation context menu is displayed when you tap & hold (iOS/iPadOS) or right-click (macOS) on the clip. From there you can perform actions that'll either make your life easier or more confusing — probably both:

Edit That Thing

The edit action will open the clip editor. This is basically a screen where you can swap out the image, crop it (badly, probably), & fiddle with formatting options till you give up & just use the default.

Format (a.k.a. Make It Pretty)

This will display the formatting menu for the sticky note where you can change font stuff & also paper color, text color, shape & whatever else you're gonna change three times before settling on the original. YOLO.

Pin (Stick It Somewhere)

You can now pin clips so they become attached to different parts of your screen like they're actually important. By default, the clip will be "stuck" to song sheet & scroll along with the page like a loyal puppy. You can change this to song, set, book, or desk depending on what you're viewing & feeling that day.

Save To Library (The Hoarder's Dream)

This option will take the selected clip & add it to your annotations library, which is basically a digital junk drawer. You'll be prompted to name your annotation (try to be creative, we dare you). From there, it'll live in the library where you can spam-add it to other songs & pretend you're organized.

Delete

Yep, this one does what it says on the tin. Use this action to nuke the clip from the sheet or screen after a prompt. Fair warning: this doesn't delete the clip from the annotations library if you saved it there — it's like a zombie that won't stay dead.