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Stacking Slider Component in Framer
This stacking slider was recreated in Framer originally inspired by Nick Pyl’s work. Feel free to remix the project and explore how you can pull off the same effect in Framer, no code needed.
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About the resource
I used a rollover technique for this one. I started by wrapping each image individually and stacking them inside a frame, then turned that into a component. In the default variant, the top image sits above the rest with a higher z-index. On click, it shifts to the second variant—where the bottom-most image slides up from behind by simply changing its position. The top and middle wraps also scale down a bit.
In the third variant, that bottom image rolls over to the front, sitting above the other two, and everything scales back to full size. The interaction flow goes: click → appear → click. That’s how the loop completes. Each click brings the last image to the front and rolls the others down in order.
About the resource
I used a rollover technique for this one. I started by wrapping each image individually and stacking them inside a frame, then turned that into a component. In the default variant, the top image sits above the rest with a higher z-index. On click, it shifts to the second variant—where the bottom-most image slides up from behind by simply changing its position. The top and middle wraps also scale down a bit.
In the third variant, that bottom image rolls over to the front, sitting above the other two, and everything scales back to full size. The interaction flow goes: click → appear → click. That’s how the loop completes. Each click brings the last image to the front and rolls the others down in order.
About the resource
I used a rollover technique for this one. I started by wrapping each image individually and stacking them inside a frame, then turned that into a component. In the default variant, the top image sits above the rest with a higher z-index. On click, it shifts to the second variant—where the bottom-most image slides up from behind by simply changing its position. The top and middle wraps also scale down a bit.
In the third variant, that bottom image rolls over to the front, sitting above the other two, and everything scales back to full size. The interaction flow goes: click → appear → click. That’s how the loop completes. Each click brings the last image to the front and rolls the others down in order.
The six variants of the slider component.
The six variants of the slider component.
The six variants of the slider component.
