Blur-in Letters
A headline comes into focus letter by letter, each one sharpening and rising slightly as it lands.
Live demos of web animations. Each one comes with its source and a prompt you can paste into an AI coding tool, written in the language you read.
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A headline comes into focus letter by letter, each one sharpening and rising slightly as it lands.
Each digit is a vertical strip of 0–9 that rolls to its new value, with the digits on the right travelling further.
Design that feels calm
One word in a headline slides up and out while the next slides in from below, and the slot resizes to fit it.
Phrases type out one character at a time behind a blinking caret, pause, erase and move on to the next.
Letters hop one after another so a soft wave keeps rolling through the word.
A key number climbs from zero to its value as it scrolls into view, then eases to a stop so the final figure lands with weight.
On hover the word tears into offset slices of colour for a moment, like a signal breaking up, then snaps back clean.
Made to move
A warm gradient runs slowly through the letters of a headline, so it keeps a little life without moving at all.
Good motion is felt before it is seen.
A marker stroke sweeps behind the key phrase as the sentence comes into view, pointing the eye at what matters.
Open late
A glowing sign that stutters on, holds, and drops out for a beat now and then, like a tube that is slightly worn.
Hollow outlined letters fill with colour from the bottom up when you hover, like liquid rising inside the type.
Words light up one after another as you scroll, so a statement is read at the pace the reader moves.
Each tile of a departure board flips over in turn to the next word, with a short stagger so the change ripples across.
Each line of a headline slides up from behind an invisible edge, one after another, like type set into place.
On hover, each character flickers through random glyphs and locks into place from left to right, like a display decoding.
The underline draws in from the left when you hover a link and leaves through the right, so it reads as passing through.
A fill grows across the button while you hold it down; let go early and it drains back, hold to the end and it confirms.
Tapping the heart squashes it, refills it in colour and throws a ring of small sparks outward.
The label slides away for a spinner while the request runs, then a check mark draws itself when it succeeds.
A narrow band of light glides across the button once when you hover or focus it.
bun add gsapThe copy icon pops into a check mark and the label confirms, then both settle back, so you know the clipboard worked.
A bright arc travels around the edge of the button, drawing attention to it without moving the button itself.
The three menu lines fold into an X: the outer lines meet in the middle, then rotate, while the centre line slips away.
On hover the button squashes and stretches like a jelly being poked, wobbling a few times before it settles.
The button leans toward the cursor and its label drifts a little further, then settles back when the pointer leaves.
The button sits on a solid edge and sinks into it when pressed, like a physical key that bottoms out.
A soft circle grows from the exact point you press and fades out, so the button answers where it was touched.
On hover each letter of the label rolls up and is replaced by a copy from below, in a quick wave from left to right.
Clicking Send launches the paper plane off the button, the label slides over to Sent with a check, then everything resets.
Drag the knob across the track to commit; let go early and it springs back, so a stray tap never confirms anything.
Tooltips pop up above icon buttons with a slight springy overshoot after a short pause, so they help without getting in the way.
The label sits inside the empty field like a placeholder and floats up to the border once you focus or type.
A value bubble rides above the slider thumb, grows while you drag and leans in the direction you are moving.
Submitting an invalid code makes the field shake side to side and show the error underneath, like a head saying no.
The knob stretches into a pill as it travels, then settles round on the other side while the track fills with colour.
Ticking a to-do fills the box with a squish, draws the check mark, and strikes the task through from left to right.
A round search icon stretches into a full field when tapped and folds back when you leave it empty.
The number slides up when you add and down when you subtract, so the direction of the change is felt as well as read.
A single highlight slides and resizes between tabs instead of each tab lighting up on its own.
Stars fill up to the one you hover, and the one you pick pops with a small bounce, all on native radio buttons.
The card turns over in 3D to reveal details on its back, and turns back on the next click.
A soft glow follows the pointer inside the card and lights up the border right where the pointer is.
Drag the top card sideways and it tilts with your hand; throw it far enough and it flies off while the next card steps forward.
Hovering one card lifts it slightly while the others fade and soften, so attention lands on a single choice.
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A foil sheen of shifting colour follows the pointer across the card, like tilting a collectible under a lamp.
Grey placeholder shapes hold the layout while a soft band of light sweeps across them, then the real content crossfades in.
Swipe through a row of cards that snap to the centre, where the focused card grows to full size and the rest recede.
A tidy stack of cards fans out like a hand of playing cards on hover, showing what is underneath at a glance.
Cards rise into place one after another when the group scrolls into view, so a grid arrives as a sequence instead of a block.
The card tips in 3D toward the pointer while a light spot slides across its surface like a reflection.
New notifications slide up from the bottom and push older ones back into a neat, shrinking pile that clears itself.
Drag the divider across the picture to compare the edited version with the original underneath.
A coloured panel sweeps across and pulls the picture in behind it, while the picture itself settles from a slight zoom.
A still picture slowly zooms and drifts inside its frame, the documentary trick that makes a photo feel like footage.
Hovering zooms the image in, and moving the pointer pans across it, so shoppers can inspect detail without opening a viewer.
A framed image opens out to fill the width as it scrolls into the middle of the screen, turning a thumbnail into a scene.
Bars rise from the baseline one after another as the chart scrolls into view, with each value appearing on top.
A ring fills to the new value while the number in the middle counts up with it.
A line illustration draws itself stroke by stroke, then a dot travels along the finished route.
A row of equaliser bars bounces at uneven rhythms to show that something is playing, and freezes when paused.
A beam sweeps round a radar dish and each blip flashes the moment the beam passes over it, then fades.
A route line draws itself as you scroll and rewinds when you scroll back, tying progress to the reader’s hand.
Payment complete
A ring draws itself closed, the check mark strokes in, and the badge gives one small pop to say the job is done.
Clicking fires a cone of paper confetti that tumbles, slows with air drag and falls out of view.
A grid of dots swells and pushes away from the pointer, like a field of pins under your hand.
Quietly moving
Three soft colour fields slide past each other behind a headline, so the background feels alive without pulling focus.
Evening edition
Soft out-of-focus orbs of light drift and pulse behind the content, like city lights seen through a lens.
Columns of characters stream down the screen at different speeds, each leaving a fading tail behind its bright head.
Into the hills
Scroll ↓Hills, sun and title move at different speeds as you scroll, so a flat scene gains depth.
Points drift slowly across a canvas and draw thin lines to each other when the pointer passes near them.
Rings ripple out from a live indicator at an even pace, like a signal broadcasting from the centre.
Next stop
A glowing grid floor rolls endlessly toward you under a horizon, giving a hero section a sense of forward travel.
Fine horizontal lines ripple slowly like a calm sea, and swell into a bump wherever the pointer passes over them.
A row of narrow panels where the one you hover or focus widens to show its story while the others make room.
Two rows of tags glide in opposite directions without a seam, and pause while you hover them.
As you scroll, each card sticks a little lower than the one before and the earlier cards shrink back into a neat pile.
No. Most of these motions are plain CSS; GSAP only helps with timelines.
Yes. Every demo turns off or softens its movement under that setting.
Yes. Paste it into any AI coding tool to rebuild the effect.
Panels open to their natural height and close again with no fixed max-height, while the chevron turns to match.
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A sheet rises from the bottom edge over a dimmed screen, the way mobile apps present quick choices.
A search palette pops in with a quick scale, filters as you type, and a highlight glides between results under the arrow keys.
Two coloured panels sweep across to cover the page, the content swaps behind them, and they sweep away to reveal the new page.
Icons in a dock swell as the pointer nears them and shrink as it moves away, pushing neighbours aside like a desktop dock.
Choosing a filter makes hidden items shrink away and the rest glide into their new places instead of jumping.
The header slides away while you scroll down to read and slides back the moment you scroll up to look for it.
Scrolling down pins the section and slides a row of panels sideways, then lets the page continue once the row ends.
The dialog rises and scales in over a fading backdrop, and leaves the same way, all on the native dialog element.
A thin bar across the top fills as you read down the article, so readers always know how much is left.
The navigation drawer slides in from the left and pushes the page aside, which shrinks and dims a little to show it is in the background.
The connecting line fills toward the next step and each completed dot pops into a check, so progress through a flow is obvious.
A slim bar creeps across the top while a page loads, slowing as it goes, then races to the end and fades once it is done.
Look closer
View case study →A round cursor inverts whatever it passes over and grows into a lens when it reaches a link.
A small dot sticks to the pointer while a larger ring trails behind it, then wraps around buttons you hover.
The pointer leaves a smooth ribbon behind it that thins out and fades within half a second.
Two hairlines span the whole area and meet at the pointer, with a live coordinate readout, like a design tool ruler.
A pair of eyes tracks the pointer anywhere on the page and blinks now and then, adding a little personality.
A round lens follows the pointer and shows the detail underneath at twice the size, for reading fine print or inspecting a map.