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Scroll-driven effects

7 original scroll-driven elements with live previews, editable settings and copy-ready code.

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7 elementsUpdated November 5, 2026

Scroll-driven effects tie what is on screen to how far or how fast the page moves: words that light up as you read, text that leans with scroll speed, a heading that follows scroll through a spring. Each element here reads the real scroll position, so it works with native scrolling and with smooth-scroll libraries, and each stops moving for people who ask for reduced motion.

Scroll-driven elements

Word read highlightWords in a paragraph light up one by one as it scrolls through the viewport. Scroll velocity skewText that leans and splits into two colour fringes in proportion to how fast the page scrolls. Scroll spring headingAn oversized heading slides sideways with scroll progress through a spring, lagging and settling. Scrubbed stats bandA framed band that grows to full width while its numbers count up, tied to scroll position and reversible. Mask shape sectionsThe same image revealed through a circle, a diamond and a band as each section scrolls into view. Grid overlay explainerColumn and gutter bands fade in over a live layout as it scrolls into view, to show how the grid is built. Scroll camera landscapeA procedural low-poly mountain range that the camera flies through as you scroll, with a sun that moves from dawn to dusk.

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