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Slider Gallery preview A single-image slider gallery component for Framer with thumbnail navigation, arrow controls, zoom on hover, and variant-based image switching.

What It Does

The Slider Media Carousel displays one image at a time and lets users navigate between them using arrow buttons or by clicking thumbnails. Unlike the Vertical Media Carousel, only one image is shown at a time — the rest are accessible through navigation. Key behaviors at a glance:
  • Single image view — only one image is displayed at a time, with a smooth fade transition when switching.
  • Arrow navigation — previous/next arrow buttons let users step through images. Arrows can be repositioned and grouped into a compact layout.
  • Thumbnail strip — a row or column of thumbnail images appears alongside the main image. Clicking a thumbnail jumps directly to that image. The strip auto-scrolls to keep the active thumbnail in view.
  • Configurable thumbnail position — thumbnails can be placed above, below, to the left, or to the right of the main image.
  • Zoom on hover — hovering over the main image zooms into the area under the cursor (can be toggled off).
  • Variant-aware — reads a ?variant= URL query parameter and automatically switches to the image that matches the selected product variant.

Property Controls

All controls are accessible in Framer’s right panel when the component is selected. They are grouped into four sections: Image, Variants, Gallery, Thumbnail, and Arrows.

Image

Variants

Controls the appearance of the main image display.

Thumbnail

Controls the thumbnail strip alongside the main image.

Arrows

Controls the previous/next navigation arrows overlaid on the main image.

Notes

  • Image URLs must be passed as a JSON array string (e.g. ["https://...", "https://..."]). Framer CMS handles this automatically when you connect the right variable.
  • The zoom effect zooms 2× centered on the mouse position and is purely CSS transform-based.
  • The thumbnail strip hides its scrollbar visually but remains scrollable when there are more thumbnails than fit in the available space.
  • Arrows are hidden automatically when there is only one image.