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MagneticText Cartoon
By Hanmiru Lee
Details
- Hanmiru LeeAuthor
- componentType
- $5.00Price
- 2026-05-12Published
- 2026-05-12Updated
- 2026-05-04Added
- TextCategories
Summary
Magnetic hover effect with cartoon style
Description
A bold, cartoon-styled Framer component with a smooth magnetic hover effect — letters lift and ripple as your cursor moves across them. 🔗 Live preview: https://magnetictext.framer.website ✨ How It Works As your cursor moves across the text, each letter lifts toward you — with neighboring letters following in a smooth, magnetic wave. The cartoon style adds a bold stroke and drop shadow to every character, giving it instant personality and visual weight. The hover motion uses natural spring physics with adjustable falloff. Letters near the cursor rise the most; letters further away rise just enough to follow along organically. 🎯 Key Features Magnetic hover effect — letters lift and ripple toward your cursor Bold cartoon style — built-in stroke and drop shadow Customizable letter color, font size, and lift height Up to 20 characters per instance Adjustable spring physics for natural motion Works with any font from your Framer library Lightweight, GPU-accelerated, no code editing required 💡 Ideal For Playful landing pages and brand sites Hero headlines with personality Game and entertainment websites Sticker-style typography Y2K, retro, and comic-inspired designs Brands that want to stand out 📦 What You Get Magnetic Text Cartoon component Demo page included via Remix link 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
Magnetic hover effect with cartoon style
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