component
Curved Image Ticker
By Kai Studio

Details
- Kai StudioAuthor
- componentType
- $12.00Price
- 2026-08-10Published
- 2026-08-10Updated
- 2026-08-10Added
- CarouselsCategories
Summary
Start for free Add a dynamic, flowing image marquee to your Framer projects with this Curved Image Ticker.
Description
This component is Part of the Essential Components plugin. Browse and insert 40+ components directly in Framer. Start for free Add a dynamic, flowing image marquee to your Framer projects with this Curved Image Ticker . Images continuously scroll across the canvas while following a smooth, configurable wave path, creating a more expressive alternative to a traditional horizontal ticker. Customize the image size, spacing, speed, direction, wave height, and wave length directly from the Framer property panel. You can also enable a visible wave line, control its color and width, make items spin as they move, and pause the animation when hovering. Features Infinite scrolling image ticker Smooth wave-based movement Adjustable wave height and wavelength Left or right scrolling direction Custom image size and spacing Contain or cover image fitting Adjustable animation speed Optional spinning items Pause-on-hover interaction Optional visible wave path Custom wave line color and width Works with custom images directly in Framer Perfect For Logo & Partner Showcases — Display brands, clients, or integrations. Portfolio Galleries — Showcase projects, photography, artwork, or case studies. Agency Websites — Add movement to client and project showcases. Fashion & Creative Sites — Present collections, campaigns, and product imagery. SaaS & Tech Websites — Highlight integrations, technologies, or trusted-by logos. Landing Pages — Add an animated visual break between sections. Testimonials — Create a dynamic strip of customer or team avatars. Events & Entertainment — Showcase speakers, artists, sponsors, or featured content.
Introduction
Infinite scrolling wave ticker
Rank history
Daily rank per list, from the first snapshot — lower is better.
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