component
Circular UI Slider
By Saadat Ali

Details
- Saadat AliAuthor
- componentType
- $8.00Price
- 2026-07-14Published
- 2026-08-15Updated
- 2026-07-14Added
- CarouselsCategories
Summary
Features Real-time 3D spatial positioning and rotation Smooth physics-based drag and swipe interactions Smart auto-spacing with equal arc gap calculations Dynamic depth fading and…
Description
Add a premium 3D spatial rotating ring layout to your Framer projects with smart depth fading, physics-based swipe interactions, and responsive auto-fill spacing. Features Real-time 3D spatial positioning and rotation Smooth physics-based drag and swipe interactions Smart auto-spacing with equal arc gap calculations Dynamic depth fading and intelligent z-index sorting Adjustable camera tilt and 3D perspective distortion Highly optimized requestAnimationFrame performance Auto-fill functionality for rapid dynamic content scaling Clean integration with native Framer components Works perfectly for galleries, portfolios, and spatial UI Customization Options Ring radius and distance Camera tilt angle 3D perspective intensity Auto-spin toggle and speed multiplier Drag and swipe sensitivity Depth fade visibility toggle Front-safe fade start angle Back-side fade limit angle Total slot count for auto-fill Fully customizable embedded child content How to Use Drop the Circular UI Slider component onto your Framer canvas Connect your native Framer cards, images, or frames as children Adjust the ring radius and 3D perspective to fit your specific layout Tune the drag sensitivity, camera tilt, and auto-spin speed Set your depth fading angles for a realistic spatial effect Publish to deliver a highly interactive 3D spatial gallery Use Cases Premium portfolio galleries 3D product showcases Interactive testimonial sliders Immersive app feature tours Spatial team member directories Modern SaaS landing pages Dynamic pricing tier displays Interactive partner logo clouds Dark mode UI environments Web3 and futuristic interfaces
Introduction
Connect any UI
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