Component
Dither Wave Background Component for Framer
This customizable Framer component, based on David’s work, lets you add a dither wave background to your project—without touching any code. Control everything from wave speed to style and interaction. Just copy the component and drop it into your project to get started.
About the resource
To use the Dither Wave component in Framer, just drop it into your project and start tweaking to get the wave effect you want. You can control the speed, frequency, and height of the waves with simple sliders—faster speeds move the pattern quicker, higher frequency packs in more waves, and higher amplitude makes them more intense. You can also choose any color for the wave, set a background image (if you toggle it on), and adjust its opacity to blend just right. If you want to play with the dithering effect, there are controls for pixel size and color intensity—great for going from smooth gradients to that chunky retro feel.
You can even turn on mouse interaction for a responsive touch, and adjust how far the cursor effect spreads. Want it to stay still? Turn off the animation. And the preview toggle lets you see everything live while editing.
About the resource
To use the Dither Wave component in Framer, just drop it into your project and start tweaking to get the wave effect you want. You can control the speed, frequency, and height of the waves with simple sliders—faster speeds move the pattern quicker, higher frequency packs in more waves, and higher amplitude makes them more intense. You can also choose any color for the wave, set a background image (if you toggle it on), and adjust its opacity to blend just right. If you want to play with the dithering effect, there are controls for pixel size and color intensity—great for going from smooth gradients to that chunky retro feel.
You can even turn on mouse interaction for a responsive touch, and adjust how far the cursor effect spreads. Want it to stay still? Turn off the animation. And the preview toggle lets you see everything live while editing.
About the resource
To use the Dither Wave component in Framer, just drop it into your project and start tweaking to get the wave effect you want. You can control the speed, frequency, and height of the waves with simple sliders—faster speeds move the pattern quicker, higher frequency packs in more waves, and higher amplitude makes them more intense. You can also choose any color for the wave, set a background image (if you toggle it on), and adjust its opacity to blend just right. If you want to play with the dithering effect, there are controls for pixel size and color intensity—great for going from smooth gradients to that chunky retro feel.
You can even turn on mouse interaction for a responsive touch, and adjust how far the cursor effect spreads. Want it to stay still? Turn off the animation. And the preview toggle lets you see everything live while editing.
The dither wave background component properties in Framer.
The dither wave background component properties in Framer.
The dither wave background component properties in Framer.
