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Image Mouse Trail

By Oversight Studio

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Summary

Image Mouse Trail Effect is a customizable Framer component that reveals images as the user moves their cursor.

Description

Image Mouse Trail Effect Image Mouse Trail Effect is a customizable Framer component that reveals images as the user moves their cursor. Instead of a static hover state or a simple gallery, this component creates a flowing image trail that follows the path of the mouse and disappears with smooth motion. It is designed for designers who want to add more personality, movement, and interactivity to their Framer sites. Key Features Cursor-following image trail effect Add your own custom images Images spawn on mouse movement Smooth motion and fade animation Adjustable image width Adjustable image height Corner radius control Spawn distance control Fade in duration control Move duration control Fade out duration control End scale control Easy Framer property controls Customization Options You can customize the component with controls for: Images Image Width Image Height Radius Spawn Distance Fade In Move Fade Out End Scale Best Use Cases Image Mouse Trail Effect works well for: Creative portfolio websites Fashion and editorial websites Agency landing pages Personal websites Brand campaign pages Experimental hero sections Photography websites Product promo pages Interactive showcases Modern Framer experiences Why Use It Most interactions feel predictable. Image Mouse Trail Effect adds a more playful and premium feeling by turning basic cursor movement into a visual experience. It is a strong choice when you want your website to feel more alive, more creative, and more memorable without building a custom cursor interaction from scratch. What’s Included Fully customizable Framer component Mouse-following image trail effect Visual property controls Smooth animation behavior Reusable component setup Works with your own images

Introduction

A playful cursor-following image trail

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