component
Card Panels 3D
By Aidan Looker
Details
- Aidan LookerAuthor
- componentType
- $9.00Price
- 2026-06-05Published
- 2026-06-13Updated
- 2026-05-31Added
- CardsCategories
Summary
Interactive 3D cards with glass overlays
Description
What is 3D Card Panels? 3D Card Panels is an interactive, highly polished Framer component designed to present data, features, and insights beautifully. With a dynamic 3D tilt effect, hovering glassmorphic panels, and a sleek feature list, it transforms standard feature cards into engaging, premium focal points for modern websites, dashboards, and landing pages. Core Features Interactive 3D tilt and ambient cursor glow effects Floating glassmorphic data panels with built-in tooltips Beautifully styled, compact Call-to-Action buttons Pre-built vibrant colour themes and full customisation support Fully responsive with four distinct layout variations Controls inside Framer Content Card Title & Description Configurable Feature Items list Top-Level Settings Background Image selector Pre-built Theme colours Custom Colors Complete control over text, panels, borders, and overlays Primary Panel Stat Value, Label, and Tooltip configuration CTA Text and Link controls Secondary Panel Toggle visibility and set Title and Description text Appearance Layout positioning (Default, Reversed, Stacked) Corner radius, blur intensity, and overlay opacity 3D Effects Max Tilt angle and Tilt Speed Panel Depth projection and ambient Glow Intensity Typography Complete control over Headline, Label, and Body fonts Best use cases SaaS product feature highlights and capabilities Financial and data analytics dashboard previews Premium pricing tier highlights Modern landing page hero or conversion sections Deliver a premium, highly engineered aesthetic instantly and elevate your site's engagement. Questions or custom requests? We design and build custom Framer components. Get in touch at contact@teampixel.com.au .
Introduction
Interactive 3D cards with glass overlays
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