Image Flow Carousel

Image Flow Carousel
Image Flow Carousel

About Image Flow Carousel

A premium image flow carousel for Framer designed to showcase photography, projects, products, and visual content in a smooth continuous scrolling layout. Image Flow Carousel creates an immersive horizontal image rail where cards glide continuously across the screen with subtle depth, parallax, scaling, and edge fade effects.

Add up to 32 images with optional captions, then customize card dimensions, aspect ratio, spacing, colors, borders, image fitting, and padding directly through Framer Property Controls. Visitors can interact with the flow using drag and swipe gestures, mouse wheel movement, or keyboard navigation, while the built-in scrubber provides precise control over the image position.

Use Cases

  • Photography and creative portfolios

  • Agency and design studio websites

  • Product showcases

  • Architecture and interior projects

  • Editorial and visual storytelling

  • Fashion and lifestyle websites

  • SaaS and modern brand websites

  • Case study galleries

Features

  • Continuous horizontal image flow

  • Smooth automatic drift

  • Left or right flow direction

  • Drag and swipe interaction

  • Mouse wheel navigation

  • Keyboard arrow navigation

  • Interactive scrubber

  • Image parallax movement

  • Speed-based card squeeze effect

  • Hover zoom and lift

  • Adjustable resting opacity and edge fade

  • Multiple image aspect ratios

  • Optional image captions

  • Up to 32 images

  • Responsive image uploads and URLs

  • Full-screen image viewer

  • Smooth card-to-viewer transition

  • Previous and next viewer controls

  • Swipe navigation inside viewer

  • Optional thumbnail strip

  • Custom viewer backdrop and controls

Why You’ll Love It

Image Flow Carousel turns a standard image gallery into an interactive visual experience. Continuous motion keeps the section alive, while parallax, depth, hover effects, and edge fading create a refined sense of movement without distracting from the imagery.