component
Gradient Text Reveal
By Hanmiru Lee
Details
- Hanmiru LeeAuthor
- componentType
- $5.00Price
- 2025-12-17Published
- 2026-05-04Updated
- 2025-11-23Added
- TextCategories
Summary
Gradient Text Reveal component Full property panel with all customization options Drop-in setup — no code editing required 💬 Support Need help?
Description
A scroll-reactive Framer component that reveals text character-by-character with smooth gradient color transitions — perfect for hero sections, product storytelling, and editorial layouts. 🔗 Live preview: https://gradienttextreveal.framer.website ✨ How It Works As users scroll, each character transitions through three colors: an initial muted tone, a custom gradient mid-color, and a bold reveal color. The animation is per-character with natural staggered timing, creating a fluid wave-like reveal that feels organic, not mechanical. Built with Framer Motion. Renders real DOM text — fully accessible, SEO-friendly, and lightweight. 🎯 Key Features Character-level reveal synced to scroll position Three-color gradient transitions (initial → mid → reveal) Customizable spring physics — stiffness, damping, offsets Adjustable reveal window size for tighter or wider waves Works with any font, weight, size, or alignment Looks great on both light and dark backgrounds No images or SVG outlines — renders as real text 💡 Ideal For Hero sections and landing page intros Portfolio and agency websites Product launches and feature storytelling Editorial and long-form scroll experiences Typography-focused brand identities 📦 What You Get Gradient Text Reveal component Full property panel with all customization options Drop-in setup — no code editing required 💬 Support Need help? Email support@luminacle.com — we'll get back to you within 24 hours. 🔄 Refund Policy As this is a digital product, all sales are final. Once purchased, the component cannot be returned. If you experience a technical issue, contact support and we'll work to resolve it. Made by Luminacle — interactive components for Framer.
Introduction
Gradient text that reveals as you scroll
Rank history
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