component
Feature Card Pro
By Ahmet Loca
Details
- Ahmet LocaAuthor
- componentType
- $5.00Price
- 2026-06-17Published
- 2026-07-29Updated
- 2026-06-17Added
- CardsCategories
Summary
Feature Card Pro FeatureCardPro is an animated feature card component for Framer.
Description
MORE FRAMER COMPONENTS LIKE THIS ✦ Browse +38 FREE + 85 premium components: https://frameze.com/components ✦ Card Bundle: https://frameze.com/components/category/card?ref=bundles About Feature Card Pro FeatureCardPro is an animated feature card component for Framer. Each card pairs a title, description and button with a live-animated illustration — a hovering cursor, a pulsing checklist, a typing code editor, an animated bar chart or a live dashboard node. Switch between light and dark themes, set a custom accent color, button style, background pattern and corner radius. Ideal for SaaS landing pages, product feature sections and app marketing sites. 5 animated illustration styles: list, code editor, bar chart, chart node, dashboard Built-in cursor-glow & pulse micro-animations on every illustration Light & dark theme with one click Custom accent color applied across icons, buttons and highlights Solid or outline button styles 4 background patterns — dots, grid, diagonal, cross — with adjustable opacity Adjustable corner radius for sharp or fully rounded cards Optional link — turn the whole card into a clickable element Built with Framer Motion, zero external dependencies Works out of the box. Use Cases SaaS landing pages & feature sections Product feature highlights App & software marketing pages Startup & tech company websites Dashboard & analytics product pages Developer tools & API documentation sites Onboarding & "how it works" sections Pricing page feature comparisons Keywords feature card, feature card, saas feature card, product feature section, card component, feature highlight card, code editor illustration, dashboard card, chart card, hover feature card
Introduction
Animated SaaS feature card
Rank history
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