component
PrismFlowGallery
By mehul
Details
- mehulAuthor
- componentType
- 2026-05-26Published
- 2026-07-15Updated
- 2026-05-14Added
- GalleriesCategories
Summary
Smooth WebGL gallery for Framer.
Description
PrismFlow Gallery is a premium Framer code component built for cinematic image galleries, portfolio sections, creative websites, product showcases, agency pages, and visual landing pages. It creates a smooth WebGL-powered carousel with draggable movement, wheel scrolling, autoplay, infinite loop, restart marquee mode, rounded image cards, fullscreen preview, wave reveal animation, and dynamic image upload controls. The component is designed to look polished immediately when dropped on the canvas. It includes 7 default demo images, a clean white background, smooth motion presets, optimized WebGL rendering, and support for up to 48 custom images. Key Features: Smooth WebGL image carousel Infinite loop mode Restart-from-right marquee mode Drag and wheel navigation Autoplay with pause-on-hover Fullscreen image preview Click anywhere to close Rounded image card radius control Dynamic image count control Supports up to 48 images Wave reveal animation Adjustable layout, spacing, camera, and size Optimized for Canvas, Preview, and published sites Controls Included: Images: image count and upload slots Layout: item size, gap, camera, radius Motion: drag, wheel, autoplay, loop mode, smoothness Marquee Loop: initial gap, restart gap, end gap Effects: wave, vignette, edge fade, quality, mesh detail Close Hint: text, color, background, and font Perfect For: Portfolio galleries Photography websites Creative studios Product showcases Fashion/editorial layouts Landing page hero sections Case study visuals Premium Framer templates Refund Policy: Due to the digital nature of this product, all sales are final once the component has been accessed or downloaded. If you face a setup issue or the component does not work as described, contact me and I’ll help you resolve it.
Introduction
Smooth WebGL gallery for Framer.
Rank history
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