I just released Jelly Lens, a new interactive WebGL component for Framer.

The idea was simple: make an image feel less static.

Jelly Lens turns the cursor into a soft glass lens that follows movement with spring physics, magnifies the image beneath it, and adds subtle chromatic refraction and glass highlights.

It includes ready-made presets as well as detailed Framer controls for customization.

I just released Jelly Lens, a new interactive WebGL component for Framer.

The idea was simple: make an image feel less static.

Jelly Lens turns the cursor into a soft glass lens that follows movement with spring physics, magnifies the image beneath it, and adds subtle chromatic refraction and glass highlights.

It includes ready-made presets as well as detailed Framer controls for customization.