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Have you seen those "AI analysing your image" overlays tracking boxes, scan lines, ticking readouts? Framer didn't have them. So I built it.
Specimen - Living Scan Overlays (check preview) Drop any image or video → pick from 8 scan styles → done. It even tracks real motion in your footage.
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The scan overlays look incredibly polished🔥
Really well executed from both a design and UX perspective.
Awesome work man🙌
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