Scroll Images Pro

Scroll Images Pro

About Scroll Images Pro

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About Scroll Images Pro

Scroll Images Pro is a cinematic, scroll-driven image gallery for Framer. Each scroll step reveals a new panel with a giant animated title, a skewed motion effect tied to scroll speed, and an optional heading, description and button that fade in with a staggered reveal. Fully responsive and built for hero sections, portfolios and story-driven landing pages that need real cinematic scroll motion.

Giant scroll-linked titles — words, numbers or roman numerals Skew effect that reacts to scroll velocity, not just position Ken Burns zoom on the active panel image Clickable nav dots to jump between panels Optional scroll progress rail indicator 4 style presets — Custom, Cinematic, Neon, Minimal Heading, description and button overlay with staggered fade-in Button can link out to any page or URL Demo Mode — live preview bar lets visitors toggle preset, title style, position, zoom, dots and rail themselves Scroll-snap panels for a smooth, deliberate transition Fully responsive — font size and spacing adapt on mobile Accessible — reduced motion support, semantic headings, aria labels.

Use Cases

Portfolio & personal branding websites

Creative agency & studio pages

Real estate & interior design showcases

Fashion & lifestyle landing pages

Hotel & hospitality websites

Photography & visual storytelling sites

Product showcase & feature sections

Architecture portfolios

Keywords

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