This component makes each individual letter in your text jump up when you hover over it. As your cursor moves across the text, letters spring upward with a bouncy animation and settle back down when you move away
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Copy and paste the Jump Text component into your Framer project
Enter your text in the "Text" property (it will automatically split into individual hoverable letters)
Set your Font styles including family, size, weight, alignment, and line height
Customize Jump Height (bounce distance), Duration (animation speed), Color (default text color), and Hover Color (color when jumping) to create your desired effect
Simply type or paste your text into the "Text" property and the component automatically splits it into individual letters that react to hover. Jump Height controls how far up letters bounce (in pixels), while Duration sets the animation speed. You can customize the default Color and Hover Color to match your design. The Font controls let you adjust typography including family, size, weight, line height, and alignment - everything respects your text styling while adding the jump effect.
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