ScrollyJS is a lightweight, zero-dependency JavaScript library for triggering CSS animations when elements enter the viewport — on scroll, hover, click, or custom triggers.
- Zero config for default scroll-based animation
- Custom triggers like
mouseenter
,click
, and more - Built with IntersectionObserver
- Lightweight and fast
- Easily extendable
You can create a rich and storytelling animated web pages with up and down scrolling 👋 Visitors can feel the page with scrolling and it has a really minimal learning curve.
npm install scrollyjs
import Scrolly from "scrollyjs";
Scrolly.init();
<script src="https://unpkg.com/scrollyjs/dist/scrolly.min.js"></script>
<script>
Scrolly.init();
</script>
ScrollyJS uses pre-built animation classes from {css}animation. You can either include them via CDN or install them as part of your project.
➕ Add cssanimation Option 1: Use CDN (Recommended for quick use)
<link
href="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@hellouxpavel/cssanimation@latest/dist/cssanimation.min.css"
rel="stylesheet" />
Option 2: Install via npm
npm i @hellouxpavel/cssanimation
Then import it:
import "@hellouxpavel/cssanimation";
Once you've done that, define animation class name in data-scrolly-down
attribute like the example below to the element that you want to animate when the page scroll to DOWN. here we are using blurInTop
.
<div data-scrolly-down="blurInTop">it's easy to do</div>
Like the DOWN animation, to animate element while scrollig to TOP, just use data-scrolly-top
attribute and add whatever animation you want. We used blurInBottom
for example.
<div data-scrolly-top="blurInBottom">it's easy to do</div>
You can also trigger an animation effect in any given element from both DOWN & TOP, means it will animate on both scrolling DOWN & TOP. See the example below-
<div data-scrolly-top="blurInBottom" data-scrolly-down="blurInTop">
it's easy to do
</div>
Yes!! you can now animate each character of any sentences while you scroll. Add data-scrolly-characters="sequential"
for sequential animation of the characters or data-scrolly-characters="random"
if you want it to animate it in random order.... isn't it exciting !!
<h1
data-scrolly-characters="sequentially"
data-scrolly-down="leSpinInRight"
data-scrolly-top="leSpinInLeft">
I am Awesome. I can animate every characters in a sentence
</h1>
<h1
data-scrolly-characters="randomly"
data-scrolly-down="leSpinInRight"
data-scrolly-top="leSpinInLeft">
I am Awesome. I can animate every characters in a sentence
</h1>
You can add dealy on character animation by adding data-scrolly-characters="delay:100"
attribute.
<h1
data-scrolly-characters="sequentially"
data-scrolly-characters="delay:100"
data-scrolly-down="leSpinInRight"
data-scrolly-top="leSpinInLeft">
I am Awesome. I can animate every characters in a sentence
</h1>
<h1
data-scrolly-characters="randomly"
data-scrolly-characters="delay:100"
data-scrolly-down="leSpinInRight"
data-scrolly-top="leSpinInLeft">
I am Awesome. I can animate every characters in a sentence
</h1>
Default animation duration is 1s
but you can always define your custom duration by adding duration:[number]s
attribute.
<div data-scrolly-down="blurInTop, duration:2s">it's easy to do</div>
By adding the attribute delay:[number]s
you can set a delay time to start of an animation.
<div data-scrolly-down="blurInTop, delay:2s">I am start after 2s</div>
The iteration-count
specifies the number of times an animation should be played. Use iteration-count: 3
if you want to animate 3 times or use iteration-count:infinite
which should play the animation with no limit.
<div data-scrolly-down="blurInTop, iteration-count:3">I am animate 3 times</div>
<div data-scrolly-down="blurInTop, iteration-count:infinite">
I am animate unlimited times
</div>
You can run the animation in reverse direction or alternate cycle (forward, backward, then again forward) using direction
attribute.
<div data-scrolly-down="blurInTop, direction:reverse">it's easy to do</div>
<div data-scrolly-top="moveFromRight, iteration-count:3, direction:alternate">
it's easy to do
</div>
You can add all CSS pre-defined speed curve ease, ease-in, ease-out, linear
of an animation or define your own values with a cubic-bezier
function by adding timing-function
attribute.
<div data-scrolly-down="blurInTop, timing-function:linear">it's easy to do</div>
<div
data-scrolly-down="blurInTop, timing-function:cubic-bezier(.17,.67,.83,.67)">
it's easy to do
</div>
Set the top animation starting point after it appears on the browser window data-scrolly-offset-top="300px"
.
<div data-scrolly-down="blurInTop" data-scrolly-offset-top="300px">
it's easy to do
</div>
Like the top offset the data-scrolly-offset-bottom="500px"
attribute can be used to set the bottom starting point of the animation.
<div data-scrolly-down="blurInBottom" data-scrolly-offset-bottom="500px">
it's easy to do
</div>
Initiate the animation with on click event using by data-scrolly-click="fadeIn"
.
<div data-scrolly-down="blurInBottom" data-scrolly-click="fadeIn">
I am animate when you click me. Please click
</div>
For mouse over animation add the data-scrolly-mouseover="zoomIn"
attribute
<div data-scrolly-down="blurInBottom" data-scrolly-mouseover="zoomIn">
I am animate when you hover me
</div>
Add data-scrolly-mouseout="fadeInLeft"
attribute to animate on mouse out event.
<div data-scrolly-down="blurInBottom" data-scrolly-mouseout="fadeInLeft">
I am animate when you click me
</div>
Targeted Object Animate When You Click: If you want to animate a content by clicking by another one, follow this simple instruction.
<input
type="button"
value="Hit me to Animate targetd object"
data-srolly-selector="targetElement" />
<div
data-scrolly-selector="targetElement"
data-scrolly-target-click="pushReleaseFromBottom">
I am animate your target object when you click me
</div>
Animate any content while hovering mouse on another one.
<input
type="button"
value="Hit me to Animate targetd object"
data-srolly-selector="targetElement" />
<div
data-scrolly-selector="targetElement"
data-scrolly-target-click="flipYZoomIn">
I am animate your target object when you hover me
</div>
Unlike those two follow the instruction below to animate targeted contents while doing mouse out on another one.
<input
type="button"
value="Hit me to Animate targetd object"
data-srolly-selector="targetElement" />
<div
data-scrolly-selector="targetElement"
data-scrolly-target-click="rotateInLeft">
I am animate your target object when you mouse out from me
</div>
Scrolly Offset Top – specifies the distance between the beginning of the object and the beginning of the browser window from top
- Default value – 0px
- Example value – 20px
- Uses –
scrolly({
scrollyOffsetTop: 20,
});
Scrolly Offset Bottom – specifies the distance between the beginning of the object and the ending of the browser window from bottom
- Default value – 0px
- Example value – 20px
- Uses –
scrolly({
scrollyOffsetBottom: 20,
});
Scrolly [OS name] Offset Top – specifies the distance between the beginning of the object and the beginning of the browser window from top based on OS and devices
- OS Supports – MAC OS and Windows
- Default value – 0px
- Example value – 200px
- Uses –
scrolly({
scrollyMacOffsetTop: 200 /*Setting Offset Top Value for MAC*/,
scrollyWindowsOffsetTop: 200 /*Setting Offset Top Value for Windows*/,
});
Scrolly [OS Name] Offset Bottom – specifies the distance between the beginning of the object and the ending of the browser bottom window based on OS and devices
- OS Supports – MAC OS and Windows
- Default value – 0px
- Example value – 200px
- Uses –
scrolly({
scrollyMacOffsetBottom: 200 /*Setting Offset Bottom Value for MAC*/,
scrollyWindowsOffsetBottom: 200 /*Setting Offset Bottom Value for Windows*/,
});
Scrolly [Device] Offset Top – specifies the distance between the beginning of the object and the beginning of the browser window from top based on OS and devices
- Device Supports – Tab and Mobile
- Default value – 0px
- Example value – 200px
- Uses –
scrolly({
scrollyTabOffsetTop: 200 /*Setting Offset Top Value for Tab*/,
scrollyMobileOffsetTop: 200 /*Setting Offset Top Value for Mobile*/,
});
Scrolly [Device Name] Offset Bottom – specifies the distance between the beginning of the object and the ending of the browser bottom window based on OS and devices
- Device Supports – Tab and Mobile
- Default value – 0px
- Example value – 200px
- Uses –
scrolly({
scrollyTabOffsetBottom: 200 /*Setting Offset Bottom Value for Tab*/,
scrollyMobileOffsetBottom: 200 /*Setting Offset Bottom Value for Mobile*/,
});
Scrolly Stop It – There are several options that you can use to destroy scrolly on certains devices.
- Default value – false
- Type – Boolean
- Device Supports – Large Desktop, Desktop, Tab and Mobile
- Example value –
mobile: true
- Uses –
scrolly({
scrollyStopIt: {
largeDesktop: false,
desktop: false,
mobile: true,
tab: false,
},
});
Scrolly Disable – you can use scrollyDisable
to kill scrolly.
- Default value – false
- Type – Boolean
- Example value – true
- Uses –
scrolly({
scrollyDisable: true,
});
Scrolly JS is efficient and flexible JavaScript library for building an interactive and attractive animation with scrolling. Fully responsive, lightweight, powerful and flexible pure JavaScript scroll animation library.
Your imagination can be real. Just imagine and implement your own animation effect with this platform.
Easy-going installation and flexible scroll animation library that have insignificant production time. The platform is developer friendly and extendable.
This is 100% responsive and ready for all devices with any screen resolutions.
Just a 12KB file which is really lightweight to use any of your projects.
A Very easiest scroll animation library which has extensive features to build any scroll animation as you want.
Plug and play and ready to implement. No dependency with any third party JavaScript plugin, framework or library.
ScrollyJS is completely free to use. For any commercial projects, themes or any applications you should have to buy a commercial license. We offer you to a commercial license with two different packages. To learn more please take a look our support and licensing sections.