component
Stamp Image Carousel
By Design Foundry

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- Design FoundryAuthor
- componentType
- $10.00Price
- 2026-08-09Published
- 2026-08-10Updated
- 2026-08-09Added
- CarouselsCategories
Summary
Stamp Image Carousel is an interactive image carousel for Framer that gives your photos, projects, and creative work a distinctive stamp-inspired presentation.
Description
Turn your images into a moving collection of beautifully crafted postage stamps. Stamp Image Carousel is an interactive image carousel for Framer that gives your photos, projects, and creative work a distinctive stamp-inspired presentation. Images continuously move across the screen with smooth motion, while visitors can drag, scroll, hover, and interact with each card. Features Infinite looping carousel Stamp-inspired image cards Custom perforated edges Automatic scrolling Adjustable speed and direction Drag and swipe interaction Mouse wheel scrolling Smooth momentum movement Pause on hover Interactive hover lift Clickable image cards Custom links for each image Optional edge fade Responsive layout Custom card sizing and spacing Fully customizable in Framer No-code setup Customize Everything Card width and height Image spacing Perforation size and spacing Paper edge and image radius Background and shadows Hover movement Scroll speed and direction Wheel sensitivity Edge fade Link behavior Perfect For Creative portfolios Photography websites Design studios Agency websites Fashion and editorial websites Travel galleries Personal websites Project showcases Why You'll Love It A standard image grid can feel predictable. Stamp Image Carousel gives your visuals a more distinctive identity with a tactile stamp-inspired design and smooth interactive motion. Add your images, customize the appearance, and create a polished visual reel without writing code. It is an easy way to make your portfolio, gallery, or project section feel more dynamic and memorable.
Introduction
Vintage-Inspired Image Carousel
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- All · #3692