Skip to content

component

Highlight Scramble

By Francesco Caronte

Details

Summary

About this Component Highlight Scramble is a premium link button that combines two striking effects: text scrambling and an animated highlight background.

Description

About this Component Highlight Scramble is a premium link button that combines two striking effects: text scrambling and an animated highlight background. On hover, letters transform into random characters while a customizable glow expands across the button, creating a futuristic, cyber-inspired interaction. Set different text labels for default and hover states, control scramble speed and duration, customize colors for text and highlight, and fine-tune padding and border radius. Perfect for modern portfolios, tech landing pages, call-to-action buttons, and any interface where you want to add bold, attention-grabbing micro-interactions. Live Preview https://highlightscramble.framer.website/ Customizable Properties / Content Default Label – Text displayed in normal state Hover Label – Text revealed after scramble completes URL – Link destination Open in New Tab – Yes or No / Colors Text Color – Default text color Hover Text Color – Text color during hover/scramble Highlight Color – Background glow color on hover / Typography Font – Choose any font (monospace recommended) / Animation Scramble Speed – Slow, Medium, or Fast character shuffling Scramble Duration – Total animation length (100ms–1000ms) / Style Padding Vertical – Top and bottom spacing Padding Horizontal – Left and right spacing Border Radius – Corner roundness (0px–50px) Use cases Tech landing pages · Portfolio CTAs · Modern navigation · Cyber-themed interfaces · Interactive buttons · Newsletter signups Refund Policy All sales of digital products are final and non-refundable. If you have any questions about the product, please contact me at info@carontefrancesco.it before completing your purchase. I'm happy to help.

Introduction

Random text with highlight animation

Rank history

Daily rank per list, from the first snapshot — lower is better.

15011001150119138/148/228/309/79/15
  • All · #1595