Morphing
Full-screen hero image shrinks into a card while new content slides in from the side.
Main Features of Morphing
How to Use Morphing in Next.js
Installation Guide for Morphing
Related Components
When to Use
Ideal for product detail pages and Next.js portfolios that want to transition from a 'hero' state to a 'content' state seamlessly. Use this React component to morph a full-screen image into a small sidebar or card as more information appears.
Best Practices
Maintain consistent spacing within your design system by ensuring the morphed card has a clear relationship with the original image. Follow React best practices by using shared layout animations. Optimize for performance by ensuring the final card state isn't too complex.
Why This Component Matters in Modern UI Development
Morphing transitions are essential for fluid, app-like modern UI development. This reusable React component provides a production-ready implementation of complex layout shifts, helping you build a real-world application architecture that feels cohesive and polished.
Frequently Asked Questions
QCan I morph multiple elements?
The component is optimized for a single high-impact morph, but the same logic can be applied to a group of elements using Framer Motion's layout prop.
QHow much can the image shrink?
The final size is fully customizable, allowing you to morph into a small fingernail icon or a medium-sized content card.
QDoes it support reverse morphing?
Yes, as the user scrolls back up, the card will perfectly morph back into the full-screen hero image.
