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Spotlight Reveal BG

By Abdul Sami

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Elevate your Framer site with Stealth

Description

Elevate your Framer site with the Stealth Spotlight. Modern tech websites rely on subtle, high-end interactions to stand out. The Stealth Spotlight is a plug-and-play code component that adds a buttery-smooth, glowing mouse-reveal effect to your backgrounds. It stays pitch black until the user interacts, creating a deeply engaging "flashlight" effect over a precise architectural grid. Why you'll love it: Zero Design Required: Drop it onto your canvas and it works instantly. Highly Customizable: Switch between precise Lines or modern Dots. Dial in your exact grid size, dot thickness, and custom brand colors right from the Framer properties panel. Flawless Performance: Built natively with Framer Motion and optimized CSS masking. It runs at a perfect 60FPS with zero lag, ensuring your site stays lightning-fast. Smart Canvas: The grid remains fully visible inside the Framer Editor so you can design effortlessly, but switches to "stealth mode" the second you hit publish. Integrated Typography: Includes built-in, customizable text overlays that sit perfectly above the interaction. How to use it: Drag the component onto your canvas and set width/height to 100%. Tweak the colors and grid type in the right-hand panel. Hit preview and watch it glow. 4. Component Configuration (Feature Checklist) If the platform asks you to list the included features or properties. Grid Type Selector: Toggle between Lines, Dots, or None. Grid Density: Sliders for Grid Spacing and precise Dot Size. Spotlight Physics: Adjustable Glow Radius and Edge Softness. Color Controls: Custom Background, Grid, and Text colors. Custom Override: Ability to connect custom native Framer frames to be revealed by the spotlight. 5. Deliverables (What the user gets) 1x Framer Remix Link (containing the fully set up component and a demo landing page).

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Elevate your Framer site with Stealth

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