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Pixel Click Effect

By Sobakhul Munir Siroj

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Summary

Pixel Click Effect turns your Framer site into a fun, interactive experience with retro 8-bit pixel burst animations on every click or tap.

Description

Interactive Pixel Click Effect — Retro 8-Bit Burst Animation for Framer Interactive Pixel Click Effect turns your Framer site into a fun, interactive experience with retro 8-bit pixel burst animations on every click or tap. Super lightweight and fully customizable, it adds delightful micro-interactions that make your design feel alive. Key Features: Retro 8-bit pixel bursts with authentic arcade-style visuals Multiple motion styles: Pop & Fade, Scatter Burst, and Gravity Drop Optional cursor trail with continuous pixel effects Full-screen or section-based mode On-screen controls for real-time switching (can be hidden) Mobile-friendly with smooth tap interactions Performance-optimized for all devices Reduced-motion support for accessibility Customization Controls: Color & Style Single color or multi-color palette Pixel size control (4px–32px) Particle count per click (5–50) Glassmorphism control button color Animation Settings Spread radius (50px–300px) Speed multiplier (0.5×–3×) Fade-out duration (300ms–3000ms) Motion style: Pop, Scatter, Gravity Interaction Options Click, tap, or both Toggle cursor trail Show or hide control buttons Z-index layering Full-screen or contained mode Ideal Use Cases: Creative portfolios and personal sites Gaming and entertainment platforms Playful brand experiences Interactive landing pages Educational and kids’ websites Retro-themed projects Ready to Add Pixel Magic? Install Interactive Pixel Click Effect and bring joyful, retro-style interactions to your Framer site in minutes. No code required—just drop it in and start creating memorable moments. If you need help or run into any issues, feel free to reach out at: sobakhul.munir527@gmail.com

Introduction

Retro 8-Bit Pixel Burst Click Animations

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