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ASCII Cursor WebGL
By Karim Saif

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- Karim SaifAuthor
- componentType
- $5.00Price
- 2026-08-19Published
- 2026-08-19Updated
- 2026-08-19Added
- CursorsCategories
Summary
ASCII visuals with customizable
Description
Turn images, text, and Framer layers into a dynamic ASCII-inspired visual experience with ASCII . Built with a high-performance WebGL2 rendering pipeline, ASCII transforms visual content into responsive glyphs that react naturally to your cursor. Instead of using a simple static ASCII filter, Asciify creates an interactive lens that reveals and animates the ASCII treatment as you move across the canvas. The result is a distinctive combination of typography, motion, texture, and digital aesthetics that works especially well for creative portfolios, landing pages, hero sections, interactive cards, experimental websites, and developer-focused experiences. ASCII supports both direct image input and Framer component layers , giving you the flexibility to transform existing visual content without rebuilding your design. Preview :: https://asciicursor.framer.website/ Great For ASCII Cursor s great for: Creative portfolios and personal websites Interactive hero sections Experimental landing pages Digital-art websites Developer and technology portfolios Cyberpunk and futuristic interfaces Interactive image galleries Music and entertainment websites Digital product showcases Hover-driven visual experiences Typography-focused designs Creative agency websites WebGL and generative-design experiences 🔤 Multiple Character Styles Choose from three built-in visual systems: ASCII Ramp — classic character-based rendering Blocks — bold geometric block patterns Binary — digital 0/1-inspired rendering Support Need help using ASCII Cursor , customizing the effect, or integrating it into your Framer project? Created & supported by Karim Saif. X: @karimsaif0 Email: karimsaif010@gmail.com If you find an issue or have an idea for improving the component, feel free to reach out.
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ASCII visuals with customizable
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