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A subtle tilt effect for your images Image Tilt Effect

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How it works

A normal image is replaced with layers of semi-transparent divisions of the same image. Every layer moves according to the configuration, creating a subtle motion effect.

Hover over the grid images to see how the effect works:

Options

A normal image is replaced with layers of semi-transparent divisions of the same image. Each layer gets moved in 3D, creating a subtle illusion of perspective.

extraImgs

Number of extra background-image divisions; min:1, max:5

extraImgs : 2

opacity

The opacity value for the background-image divisions

opacity : 0.7

bgfixed

Movement of first layer; by default it's not moving

bgfixed : true

movement

The movemement configuration for each background-image division

movement : { ... }

perspective

The perspective value for the 3D transforms

perspective : 1000

translateX

The relative movement on the x-axis. A positive value will move the background-image divisions in the same direction like the mouse up to the amount defined (in pixel). A negative value reverses the direction, i.e. moves the division into the opposite direction of the mouse.

translateX : -10

translateY

The relative movement on the y-axis.

translateY : -10

translateZ

The relative movement on the z-axis. This specific translation is done when the mouse moves vertically. A perspective value needs to be set.

translateZ : 20

rotateX

The relative rotation on the y-axis. A perspective value needs to be set.

rotateX : 2

rotateY

The relative rotation on the y-axis. A perspective value needs to be set.

rotateY : 2

rotateZ

The relative rotation on the Z-axis. A perspective value needs to be set.

rotateZ : 0

Add the class "tilt-effect" to the respective image. The image container should have an explicit width and height.

To initialize either set the options in "data-tilt-options" or initialize with JavaScript: new TiltFx(element, options)

Examples

Inspired by

http://danielspatzek.com/

http://jviewz.com/#/dna

http://nclud.com/