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3d Elastic Drag Tick

By Mahmood Ali

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Summary

Physics drag ticker · 3D · Dual-row sync

Description

3D Elastic Drag Ticker is a premium Framer component that turns any image gallery, logo wall, client showcase, or portfolio section into an interactive, physics-driven experience. While standard marquee and ticker components just loop — this one responds. WHAT MAKES IT DIFFERENT Every image reacts to real spring physics. When you drag, images elastically distort based on velocity and position — a rubber-band wave effect that feels alive and impossible to replicate with CSS alone. When you release, a tunable spring snaps everything back to rhythm. This is the nylon-flex behavior you see in flagship product sites — now available as a one-click Framer component. PROPERTY CONTROLS Everything is controlled from Framer's right panel — no code, no overrides. 30+ properties organized into logical groups: Layout → Motion → Physics → Spacing → Image → Shadow → Stroke → Rotation Includes a full Property Reference Table (screenshot included) so your team or clients know exactly what every slider does. BUILT FOR PERFORMANCE React.memo on every scroll item — zero unnecessary re-renders useMemo for all derived values — stable references, no recalculation on unrelated state changes - ResizeObserver instead of window resize — precise, efficient container tracking - Window-level pointer events — drag works flawlessly even when cursor leaves the component - useAnimationFrame — 60fps animation synchronized to the browser's render loop - CSS gap instead of margin math — accurate spacing with no compound errors PERFECT FOR Framer websites · SaaS landing pages · Agency portfolios · Product showcases · Logo walls & client grids · Photography portfolios · E-commerce galleries · Web3 & crypto projects · AI product sites · Startup hero sections Animation, Gallery, Interactive, Scroll, Physics, 3D, Ticker, Marquee, Image, Motion, Drag, Premium

Introduction

Physics drag ticker · 3D · Dual-row sync

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  • All · #5897