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Scroll Stack Pro

By Bode Chris

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Summary

Scroll Stack Pro is a premium Framer component for creating art-directed portfolio sections where cards enter the viewport, assemble into a layered composition, hold in place, and…

Description

Turn a collection of images into a cinematic, scroll-driven composition. Scroll Stack Pro is a premium Framer component for creating art-directed portfolio sections where cards enter the viewport, assemble into a layered composition, hold in place, and transition out as the visitor continues scrolling. Choose from Editorial, Organic, Fan, Minimal, or fully Custom layouts. Control the horizontal and vertical spread, rotation, depth, perspective, card proportions, alignment, radius, shadows, and individual card positioning to create anything from a restrained portfolio stack to a deliberately chaotic editorial composition. Motion is just as flexible. Cards can enter from the top, bottom, left, right, or multiple radial directions, with independent control over travel distance, rotation, stagger, hold timing, exit direction, and scroll smoothing. Add oversized background typography and a minimal top header directly inside the component, with full font, color, spacing, positioning, and visibility controls. Each card can contain its own image, alt text, link, target behavior, rotation, X/Y offset, and scale. Optional hover interactions add smooth image scaling, rotation, and lift for another layer of depth. Highlights 5 layout modes including fully custom positioning Scroll-scrubbed entrance, hold & exit animation Multi-direction card entrances Adjustable stagger, rotation, depth & perspective Large editorial background typography Custom top header Per-card links & positioning Smooth hover scale, rotation & lift Dedicated mobile sizing & scroll controls Reduced-motion support Lazy or eager image loading Built for portfolios, creative agencies, photographers, studios, case studies, project showcases, and editorial websites.

Introduction

Cinematic scroll-driven card stack

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