Photos that unveil themselves — 20 reveal effects, six layouts from masonry to a hover list with a floating preview, and reveals that play on scroll, follow the scroll, or wait for a hover.
Jagged peaks, heavy backpacks and a lot of laughing on the way up.
Read the story“Wanderlust Journal” is a fictional magazine used as an example.
Curtains alternate direction image by image, black-and-white photos turn to color as they open, and the numbers and captions slide in last.
A big typographic list — hover a project and its photo opens with a circle reveal and floats after the mouse, tilting as it moves. On phones each row shows a thumbnail.
All project and client names are fictional.
Masonry keeps every photo’s natural shape. Each one breaks apart from colored pixel tiles as you reach it, with the caption rising underneath.
The first photo takes the big tile. Blinds open stripe by stripe, a badge shows the price, and the cards lift on hover.
Set the trigger to “Following the scroll” and each image opens exactly as far as the reader has scrolled — back up and it closes again. The photo also drifts inside its frame.
The photo is shown in black and white; wherever the mouse goes, a soft lens paints the true colors back in. On phones the lens wanders around by itself.
Forty photographs of lakes, rock and forest. Move your mouse over the image.
Book ticketsThe exhibition is a fictional example.
With the hover trigger, images stay hidden behind a colored cover until the mouse (or keyboard focus) lands on them — a playful teaser for a launch page. On phones they are shown straight away.
Every effect on the same photo. Hover a card to play it again.
Everything for portfolios, magazines and product pages.
Magazines, agencies, prices and exhibitions on this page are fictional examples.
201 premium elements, Image Reveal included.
