Film Strip
Vintage film strip gallery with horizontal scrolling.
Main Features of Film Strip
How to Use Film Strip in Next.js
Installation Guide for Film Strip
Props
Customize the component with these props
| Property | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
images | string[] | [...5 image URLs] | Array of image URLs to display in film strips. |
backgroundColor | string | #111 | #111 Background color (hex, rgb, or hsl). |
borderColor | string | #222 | #222 Film strip border color (hex, rgb, or hsl). |
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When to Use
Ideal for vintage storytelling, film archives, and Next.js applications that want a nostalgic 'Film Strip' aesthetic. Use this gallery to communicate cinematic history, process, and digital 'Draft' culture through horizontal scrolling.
Best Practices
Maintain scalable component architecture by keeping the film spacing consistent. Follow React best practices by pairing this with high-contrast, moody photography. Optimize for performance by using efficient image textures.
Why This Component Matters in Modern UI Development
Film-based aesthetics create a sense of digital 'Authenticity' and human touch. This production-ready UI template helpsคุณ build an interface that feels alive and 'Scanned', adding a unique signatures to your brand narrative.
Frequently Asked Questions
QAre colors editable?
Absolutely, you can change both the `backgroundColor` and `borderColor` (strip color) to create 'Noir' or 'Kodak' film effects.
QHow does the scroll work?
The component features a localized horizontal scroll container that simulates a continuous negative strip being 'Pulled' through a projector.
QIs it mobile responsive?
Yes, the film height and sprocket spans scale for mobile, ensuring the vintage narrative remains consistent on small screens.