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Scrollytelling Image

Tell beautiful scroll-based image stories

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Written by Diego Muralles
Updated over 7 months ago

A scrollytelling image is a visual component to create a smooth, engaging flow as you scroll through the content. When multiple scrollytelling image sections are placed back-to-back, the background of one section fades into the next, while the content inside the sections moves with standard scrolling behavior. This technique adds a dynamic and immersive storytelling experience to your project.

With visually stunning effects and controlled content reveals, Scrollytelling image improves user experience by providing a seamless navigation experience through long-form content. It sets your website apart by showcasing innovation and creativity, making it more memorable to visitors.

Note: When you add a Scrollytelling image section for the first time, the editor will automatically create two sections. After you change the background image of the first section, you'll see the second section in the layers panel. To unleash their full potential, it's recommended to use two or more scrollytelling image sections in sequence.

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Configuration options

The configuration options are detailed in the chart below:

Parameter

Description

Background

  • Add fill: Add color to the section's background

  • Add gradient: Combine colors to add a gradient as the section's background

  • Add background image: Upload an image or choose an image from one of our free stock image libraries to use as the section's background.

Icons

  • Set custom shape: Replace the default icons with a shape or a custom SVG

  • Set custom image: Replace the default icons with an image

Duration

Animation time in milliseconds (350 ms is recommended).

Easing

Select which easing function you want to use for your animation.

Zoom

Toggle to make your image come slightly to life as it zooms in and out slowly.

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