Create impressive fullscreen sliders with these examples, ranging from classic solutions to cutting-edge WebGL effects. Swiper.js is covered for fast and reliable development with touch gesture support. To achieve cinematic transitions and complex content animations, the power of GSAP and its timelines is demonstrated. Advanced examples dive into the world of WebGL shaders that react to scroll, creating organic and “liquid” visual effects.
6 JavaScript Fullscreen Sliders
Scroll-Triggered Image Stack with Gradient Mask Reveal
As the user scrolls down, images transition not by simple sliding or fading, but through a complex diagonal “wiping” animation controlled by dynamic gradients, all while the text content remains fixed over the changing background.
Background Slider
An atmospheric and immersive gallery where the main content (slide) is the focus, and the page background serves as its blurred and darkened echo, creating a unified visual space.
See the Pen Background Slider.
Double Vertical Slider
An elegant and unusual content presentation where text and visuals interact dynamically, sliding past each other during transitions.
See the Pen Double Vertical Slider.
Image Carousel
A self-playing image carousel that synchronizes the page’s background with the active slide.
See the Pen Image Carousel.
Full Screen Slider
A cinematic landing page powered by GSAP ScrollSmoother and Observer plugins. It features a complex preloader sequence transitioning into a full-screen slider where images are revealed via intricate clip-path polygon animations triggered by scroll gestures.
See the Pen Full Screen Slider.
Vertical Full-Screen Slider with 4 Controls
A high-performance, fluid, and responsive slider rich in interactivity, where motions are synchronized with user actions to create a “weighted,” physically tangible interface feel.
See the Pen Vertical Full-Screen Slider with 4 Controls.
