Showreel Carousel X

Showreel Carousel X

About Showreel Carousel X

ShowreelCarousel is an infinite-loop, center-snap portfolio carousel for Framer, styled like a director's viewfinder, corner focus brackets, a numbered tick pager, and an accent caption for every active slide.

Work peeks in from both sides at reduced scale, then snaps to center with glowing corner brackets, like a camera locking focus. A tick pager counts through your collection while the active title displays in bold accent caps. Click any piece to open its link.

WHAT IT DOES Add portfolio pieces, each with an image, title, and outbound link. Visitors drag, scroll, use arrow keys, or click the arrow buttons to browse. The centered item shows corner brackets and a play icon; clicking opens the linked page, ideal for YouTube, Spotify, a case study, or booking page.

KEY FEATURES

  • True infinite loop, no visible reset or jump

  • Center-snap scrolling with side peeks, reduced scale and opacity

  • Corner focus brackets on the active slide, viewfinder styling

  • Numbered tick pager tracking position across the collection

  • Accent-colored title caption for the active piece

  • Optional auto-scroll with configurable interval

  • Mouse drag, keyboard arrow keys, and dedicated prev/next arrow buttons

  • Fully responsive item width, adapts to container size automatically

  • Supports up to 20 items

  • Zero third-party dependencies, self-contained code component

WHY IT WORKS Most portfolio carousels are flat thumbnail rows. ShowreelCarousel borrows visual language from real camera viewfinders, corner brackets, tick marks, running counters, so a body of work reads as curated footage, not a generic grid.

PERFECT FOR Singers, photographers, videographers, directors, producers, and models who need a showreel that feels professionally shot, not just uploaded.

WHAT'S INCLUDED A single drop-in component. Add up to 20 items with image, title, and link, then tune colors, spacing, and timing through property controls.

Drop it in, load your work, and let the showreel do the framing.