jQuery Plugin Directory

9 years ago

In this tutorial we will recreate a simple glitch hover effect using pure CSS.

9 years ago

Christmas 3D is a premium multi-purpose jQuery library for smart, fast, modern and comfortable site decoration.There are over 15 different images, control of any speed and direction available for your choice!

9 years ago

Reveal is a scroll reveal animations framework with unlimited animation possibilities. Reveal animations can be used with any element in your page. Built with the use of jQuery, GSAP and Animus, Reveal is guaranteed to offer an unmatched scroll reveal animation and design experience.

9 years ago

A simple and easy to use plugin to draw any simple svg that uses only paths or any other elements but without fills.

9 years ago

Floating js is a animated float a number of things up on a page (hearts, flowers, emojis, words …).

9 years ago

AWSM Timeline’ is a pack of super cool and interactive timeline layouts for your website. It is rather a basic framework which you can use to build your own style of timeline layouts by making some basic CSS changes. This documentation will help you to integrate the layout easily into your existing HTML files.

9 years ago

A great tutorial by Dudley Storey where he teaches how to master a dynamic point mesh animation using Canvas.

9 years ago

A simple light-weight jQuery plugin that makes a <div> (or another block element) moving from outside the page to one side of your choice when scrolling to a specific point.

9 years ago

Foxholder is a Pack of 15 unique placeholder animations with jQuery. Just pick the demo you like most and install on your website in 1 minute!

9 years ago

Some ideas for hover animations with a fancy tilt effect. Inspired by the hover effect seen on the Kikk 2015 website.We want to animate an image (which could be a link or simply a normal grid item) with a tilt effect on its parts. Having several elements in the item (that we call “tilter”), we can achieve a variety of effects that look very interesting. There’s the image, the “shine” element, the semi-transparent overlay with a colorful gradient, a border element and the caption.