Scroll Reveal Paralx
A Framer image component with curtain, split-panel and clipped reveals, plus a scrub mode that follows the visitor’s scroll position.

About Scroll Reveal Paralx
Scroll Reveal Paralx treats an image entrance as a sequence of moving surfaces. Panels can separate in several arrangements, while parallax adds a controlled drift behind the reveal.
A focal-point control keeps the subject anchored as the frame changes. The editing canvas can show the unobscured image rather than the animation’s covered starting state, making placement easier before checking the live interaction.
Component details
Adds editorial image entrances and scroll-linked reveal effects.
Automatic reveals and scroll scrubbing support timing, easing, smoothing and parallax controls.
Eight automatic styles include curtains, split rows or columns, doors, a grid and direct clipping.
Curtain colors, panel counts, staggering, image zoom, overlay, radius and aspect ratio are adjustable.
The publisher documents responsive strips, focal-point controls and support for reduced-motion preferences.
Configure the component in Framer’s properties panel. The canvas shows the image; animation runs on the live site unless that behavior is changed.
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