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Sticker Board
By Kullen Jahnke

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- Kullen JahnkeAuthor
- componentType
- 2026-08-02Published
- 2026-08-15Updated
- 2026-08-02Added
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Summary
Sticker Board is a responsive Framer component that turns your images into draggable stickers: each one peels off the page when grabbed, with an outline and shadow cut from the…
Description
Sticker Board is a responsive Framer component that turns your images into draggable stickers: each one peels off the page when grabbed, with an outline and shadow cut from the image's real edges, a bend that rolls across it as it lifts, and a glossy sweep. Use Cases: Works well for: portfolio heroes about pages moodboards photo walls agency sites product pages link-in-bio pages 404 pages Perfect when you want visitors to rearrange the page instead of just scrolling past it. Customization Fully customizable via the properties panel: up to 24 stickers each with image, width, position, rotation and alt text background and overflow outline color and width sticker scale lift scale shadow offset color and blur peel direction, angle and wave strength drag lean shimmer spin pickup and landing springs drag toggle reduced motion padding and container constraint. The stickers are your images. The component handles the physics. Responsive Behavior Desktop: grab anywhere on a sticker; it follows the cursor with no lag and stays where you drop it. Tablet and mobile: touch drag works the same, and dragging never scrolls the page. Keyboard: a focused sticker moves with the arrow keys. Positions are percentage based, so the arrangement survives resizing, and it fills its container. Preview: https://sticker-board.framer.website/ Included: the component and a live preview with setup steps. Support on X at @KullenJahnke . Good to know: transparent PNG, WebP or SVG works best; a fully opaque rectangle gets a rectangular outline and shadow. The peel bend shows only during pickup and release, which keeps a held sticker sharp. Moved stickers reset on reload.
Introduction
Your images, as peelable stickers
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