### A Dramatic Scroll Reveal for Text
Paper Curtains places a row of colored strips over your text that peel away with a satisfying, physics-based animation the moment they scroll into view. It's a simple idea executed with polish—perfect for hero headings, pull quotes, or any text that deserves an entrance.
### 5 Fall Directions × 5 Stagger Patterns
Mix and match to create dozens of unique reveal styles:
- Fall Directions: Down, Up, Split, Alternating, and Scatter Drop—each with its own 3D rotation and physics feel.
- Stagger Patterns: Left to Right, Right to Left, Center Out, Edges In, or Random—control the order the strips peel off.
### Full Visual Customization
Every visual aspect of the curtains is exposed in the Framer property panel:
- Solid or Gradient Fill: Switch between a flat color and a configurable linear gradient with start color, end color, and angle controls.
- Border Styling: Add borders to each strip with independent width, color, and style (solid, dashed, or dotted) controls.
- Corner Radius: Round the corners of each strip from sharp rectangles to soft pills.
- Curtain Count & Oversize: Fine-tune how many strips cover the text and how far they extend beyond the text bounds.
### Full Font Control
Uses Framer's native extended font controls—set the family, weight, size, line height, letter spacing, and alignment directly in the property panel. No CSS overrides needed.
### Designer-Friendly Canvas Tools
- Preview Curtains Toggle: Show curtains at rest on the canvas so you can style colors, gradients, and borders visually—then hide them to check the revealed text layout.
- Disable Animation: Turn off the effect entirely on the live site, for example on mobile breakpoints, without removing the component.
### Performant & Production Ready
- Spring Physics: Powered by Framer Motion springs for smooth, hardware-accelerated animation.
- Scroll-Triggered: Uses `useInView` with a `once` trigger so the animation fires exactly once and the strips are removed from the DOM after they fall.
- Zero Layout Shift: Curtains are absolutely positioned with pointer-events disabled—they never interfere with your text's layout or interactivity.
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