Create a sticky, mobile-friendly navigation menu for Carrd with dropdowns, active links, and clean embed code.
Earlybyte Navbar helps you build one responsive Carrd navbar you can customize visually and paste into your site. No hand-editing HTML, CSS, or JavaScript.
It is built for Carrd users who need a custom navbar, Carrd dropdown menu, Carrd mobile menu, sticky header, active section links, and Carrd-ready embed code without rebuilding the same navigation by hand.
Preview the same navbar in desktop and mobile modes before copying the final embed code. Test dropdowns, active section links, external URLs, and spacing while the setup is still easy to change.
Switching between views takes a single click, so you can confirm the mobile menu opens cleanly, the desktop layout stays aligned, and every link points where it should. What you see in the preview is what your visitors get once the embed code is live, which means fewer surprises after you publish to Carrd.
Add top-level links, dropdown items, hash targets, and external URLs in one interface.
Set the logo, fonts, colors, spacing, and buttons so the navbar matches the look of your Carrd site.
Check desktop and mobile states, test active links, and make sure the menu fits your Carrd layout.
Copy one generated embed snippet and place it into your Carrd site.
Build and preview your Carrd navigation for free. Pay only when you want to export Carrd-ready navbar code or save more navbar variations.
Start with the builder, test your navigation, and only pay once you want export-ready code or more saved navbars.
For one site, a few Carrd projects, and simple navbar variations.
For multiple Carrd projects, client work, and saved variations.
For one site, a few Carrd projects, and simple navbar variations.
For multiple Carrd projects, client work, and saved variations.
A few practical answers for Carrd users who want better navigation without a heavier stack.
No. The builder is designed for Carrd users who want a guided interface for links, dropdowns, colors, and preview states, then one clean embed snippet at the end.
You need a Carrd plan that supports custom code and Embed elements before you can paste generated navbar code into a published Carrd site.
Yes. The template remains available for power users who prefer to edit code directly, but the builder is the easier path for most users.
Yes. The generated navbar supports two-level dropdown menus, and the builder lets you preview them before export.
Yes. The navbar includes responsive mobile menu behavior and can be previewed in mobile mode before you copy the Carrd embed code.
You can configure and preview navbars before paying. Paid access mainly unlocks export and higher saved-navbar limits when you are ready to use the generated code on a real site.
