Good news for Framer builders! 🎉 Sticky Viewport component is now live on the Framer Marketplace — your new go-to for pixel-perfect sticky positioning across different screen heights.
If you've ever nailed a sticky element on your screen, only to have it drift on a shorter laptop or a different device, you know the problem.
Framer’s native Sticky positioning uses a fixed offset, which can leave an element sitting too high or too low as viewport height changes.
Sticky Viewport closes that gap with a viewport-aware offset that keeps sticky elements accurately positioned across different screen heights — without writing a line of code.
That matters most for product demos and scroll-driven storytelling, where a video, animation, or layered element needs to stay optically aligned as the layout changes. Not just visible on screen, but sitting exactly where the story needs it to be.
Dynamic mode automatically scales the offset with viewport height.
Manual mode locks the offset to fixed tiers.
Both run on Framer’s native Sticky workflow — no custom code required.
🎥 Watch the short insight video below to see the difference: the demo browser changes viewport height in real time, showing how the positioning responds across different screen sizes, with Diagnostics providing live feedback along the way.
Good news for Framer builders! 🎉 Sticky Viewport component is now live on the Framer Marketplace — your new go-to for pixel-perfect sticky positioning across different screen heights.
If you've ever nailed a sticky element on your screen, only to have it drift on a shorter laptop or a different device, you know the problem.
Framer’s native Sticky positioning uses a fixed offset, which can leave an element sitting too high or too low as viewport height changes.
Sticky Viewport closes that gap with a viewport-aware offset that keeps sticky elements accurately positioned across different screen heights — without writing a line of code.
That matters most for product demos and scroll-driven storytelling, where a video, animation, or layered element needs to stay optically aligned as the layout changes. Not just visible on screen, but sitting exactly where the story needs it to be.
Dynamic mode automatically scales the offset with viewport height.
Manual mode locks the offset to fixed tiers.
Both run on Framer’s native Sticky workflow — no custom code required.
🎥 Watch the short insight video below to see the difference: the demo browser changes viewport height in real time, showing how the positioning responds across different screen sizes, with Diagnostics providing live feedback along the way.
