Component
3D Carousel Loop in Framer
This is a 3D looping carousel recreated in Framer from the OEM website created by Mouthwash Studio. It's pretty amazing to see how easily these animations can be developed in Framer without any code. Feel free to remix the project and play around with it.
About the resource
This 3D looping carousel is made in a really simple way. The first thing I did was create a component that has all the necessary elements I need, such as the little "pill" at the bottom and the images at the top.
Then I started creating multiple variants, and on each variant, I applied 3D transforms to the images to change their position in 3D space. If this sounds hard to you, watch my 30-minute crash course on 3D transforms, and you'll see how easy it is to use 3D transforms in Framer.
About the resource
This 3D looping carousel is made in a really simple way. The first thing I did was create a component that has all the necessary elements I need, such as the little "pill" at the bottom and the images at the top.
Then I started creating multiple variants, and on each variant, I applied 3D transforms to the images to change their position in 3D space. If this sounds hard to you, watch my 30-minute crash course on 3D transforms, and you'll see how easy it is to use 3D transforms in Framer.
About the resource
This 3D looping carousel is made in a really simple way. The first thing I did was create a component that has all the necessary elements I need, such as the little "pill" at the bottom and the images at the top.
Then I started creating multiple variants, and on each variant, I applied 3D transforms to the images to change their position in 3D space. If this sounds hard to you, watch my 30-minute crash course on 3D transforms, and you'll see how easy it is to use 3D transforms in Framer.
Once I had all the variants I needed, I connected them with appear interactions and set the delay to around 1.5 seconds. This way, they automatically go to the next variant one after another, waiting around 1.5 seconds between each animation. Framer, of course, smartly animates between these states so we get a smooth 3D carousel animation.
If you don't like the transition, you can also change that by going into the component and changing the transition property of the primary variant.
I recommend trying to rebuild the component from scratch for practice, but you can also copy the component and fully customize it with component properties on the right panel.
Once I had all the variants I needed, I connected them with appear interactions and set the delay to around 1.5 seconds. This way, they automatically go to the next variant one after another, waiting around 1.5 seconds between each animation. Framer, of course, smartly animates between these states so we get a smooth 3D carousel animation.
If you don't like the transition, you can also change that by going into the component and changing the transition property of the primary variant.
I recommend trying to rebuild the component from scratch for practice, but you can also copy the component and fully customize it with component properties on the right panel.
Once I had all the variants I needed, I connected them with appear interactions and set the delay to around 1.5 seconds. This way, they automatically go to the next variant one after another, waiting around 1.5 seconds between each animation. Framer, of course, smartly animates between these states so we get a smooth 3D carousel animation.
If you don't like the transition, you can also change that by going into the component and changing the transition property of the primary variant.
I recommend trying to rebuild the component from scratch for practice, but you can also copy the component and fully customize it with component properties on the right panel.