A mouse trail effect using the Canvas API and the HTML <canvas> element.
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Custom cursor 💡
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Simple pure javascritp mouse gestures controller. Convert your website on a mouse-gestures controlled one adding just a couple of lines to your code.
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Interactive cursor trail animation that creates smooth circular motion following the mouse movement. Built with HTML, CSS and JavaScript for modern web visual effects.
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An extendable headless mouse trail cursor for Svelte
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A lightweight WebGL-based React component for creating an interactive mouse trail effect. Works with Next.js out of the box.
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A mouse trail effect using the Canvas API and the HTML <canvas> element.
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A mouse trail effect using the Canvas API and the HTML <canvas> element.
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A mouse trail effect using the Canvas API and the HTML <canvas> element.
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A customizable and stylized mouse trail 🖱️ utilizing JavaScript and the WebOGL library.
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A mouse trail effect using the Canvas API and the HTML <canvas> element.
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✨☄️Interactive "Image Trail" showcase built with React, GSAP, and Tailwind CSS v4. Features 8 custom physics-based mouse/touch trail animation variants, 3D perspective, and speed-responsive filters.
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A mouse trail effect using the Canvas API and the HTML <canvas> element.
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