40+ React Animations

This typographic dashboard component showcases multiple rows of infinitely scrolling keyword tags. By combining React with custom CSS keyframes and variables, the script randomizes the scroll speed and flips the direction of alternating rows. A linear gradient mask overlay wraps the container boundaries to create a smooth, feathered blending fade. (Requires: react.js, react-dom.js)

This is a React Circular Stat Dashboard. It replaces a standard linear or grid-based profile view with a dynamic, radial layout. Its function is to present a user’s avatar centrally while mathematically orbiting their related statistics and quotes around them, utilizing React state to handle smooth entering and exiting transitions between different profiles. (Requires: React, ReactDOM)

This is an Animated Sliding Digital Clock. It replaces instantaneous digit swapping with a vertical mechanical scrolling effect. Its function is to provide an engaging, high-fidelity timekeeping element for dashboards or hero sections, turning a passive metric into an active visual component. (Requires: React, ReactDOM, classnames)

This React SVG Fireworks Celebration component delivers a festive visual experience without the overhead of heavy animation libraries like GSAP or Framer Motion. By combining React’s component composition with the lightweight performance of native CSS animations and SVG vector graphics, it renders crisp, scalable explosions suitable for congratulations screens or holiday themes. (Requires: react, react-dom, clsx)

This React component utilizes PureComponent for rendering optimization and manages complex state to create smooth 3D transitions between images. The distortion and perspective effects are achieved using CSS variables and transform properties.

An interactive component that uses modern React hooks (useReducer, useEffect) to simulate a file upload process, demonstrating how to effectively manage asynchronous operations and dynamically change the UI based on the current state.

This showcases an elegant UI/UX pattern for login and sign-up, leveraging React and the Posed library to stagger animations using predefined poses and transitions.

This component, built with a React class, demonstrates an approach to UI construction using reusable cards that receive data via props, while dynamic hover effects are entirely implemented using CSS transforms and pseudo-classes.

The presented code demonstrates the power of combining React hooks (useState) and CSS data attributes to create a stunning visual effect. A single click locks the animation, while a double-click resets it, showing how to effectively manage UI behavior and state.

This interactive React slider leverages ReactCSSTransitionGroup to implement various dynamic transitions (like scale, blur, and rotate) and an “appear” effect where images seamlessly fade in from grayscale.

This interactive gallery demonstrates core React class component concepts, including local state management (this.state), property passing (this.props), and event binding, all while ensuring a smooth transition between different UI views.

This interactive slider, built with React classes, showcases fluid transformations and visual effects on slide changes and hover, leveraging CSS variables for dynamic behavior.

A simple React component that can be used for slideshows or other listing displays! It uses simple CSS transitions, and is responsive. The default sizes can be easily modified in the SCSS.

This counter demonstrates a modern approach to web animation using the experimental View Transitions API, providing a smooth and animated transition between element states without the need for complex JS libraries or manual animation.

This interactive animation, built with React and GSAP, lets the user “tear” a stylized seal. The complex effect is achieved by tracking cursor movement with Draggable.create() and then smoothly changing properties like clip-path and box-shadow to simulate the tear.

An interactive React gallery where clicking a card triggers an impressive fly-out effect. This is accomplished with GSAP Flip, which automatically calculates the start and end states of the element to ensure a flawless and smooth transition.

This demo shows how to transform raster images into interactive UI elements. The generation and state management logic is handled by React, while the complex, coordinated animations are executed with GSAP to create a unique visual effect.

An interactive gallery built with React and GSAP, this demo shows how to use the MotionPathPlugin for dynamic element transitions. When a circle icon is clicked, the image follows a Bézier curve, scales up, and fills the entire screen.

This demo is a color search engine based on the Unsplash API, where each color click triggers a GSAP animation for a smooth reveal. The state of requests and display is managed using React with the useReducer hook for enhanced predictability.

This demo uses a React and GSAP ScrollTrigger combination to create a parallax effect with smooth scrolling. The key feature is the animation’s synchronization with scroll movement, achieved through Lenis integration.

The demo showcases an advanced cursor-reactive animation built with React and GSAP. It utilizes HTML5 Canvas to display an an image broken into multiple fragments that spread out and scale as the cursor approaches, creating a unique visual effect.

This React progress bar button leverages GSAP to create a seamless, multi-step animation, from shape morphing to a full progress fill and a final checkmark reveal.

This interactive quiz shows how to synchronize React Hooks (useState, useEffect) to manage app logic and GSAP to create micro-animations. The result is a clean, responsive interface with pleasing visual effects.

This example implements responsive inertia scrolling that smoothly flips through sections. GSAP and React create a spectacular transition between full-screen blocks, while interactivity is provided by handling mouse wheel and touch events.

This demo is an animated counter built with React and GSAP that synchronizes a range slider with a smooth, scrolling digit display. This approach makes value manipulation both intuitive and visually appealing.

This demo showcases how to use React and the Canvas API to create a grid of elements, then utilize GSAP to animate a transition between two images. The ripple effect is achieved by calculating animation delay based on each tile’s distance from the cursor.

An interactive UI effect where separate scene elements move at different speeds in response to cursor motion, creating an illusion of depth. The implementation is based on React and GSAP, using pointermove for cursor tracking.

This demo shows how to use GSAP ScrollTrigger to create full-screen horizontal scrolling by pinning the container (pin: true) and synchronizing xPercent with the vertical scroll.

The demo showcases a “card stack” UI effect where items can be navigated with buttons or by dragging with the mouse. It’s powered by React for state management and GSAP Draggable for the drag-and-drop logic and animation.

This demo is an animated subscription form showcasing element transformation using GSAP. The key feature is the smooth animation that turns a rectangular form into a circle, followed by the appearance of a checkmark, creating a vivid and impressive action completion.