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Introducing Frostline 🌫️
A new Framer component built for clean, premium-feeling scroll transitions.
It softly blurs content at the edges of scroll areas or sections, the kind of subtle detail that makes a design feel finished rather than default. You can set the direction, adjust how many blur layers stack, and fine-tune the curve (linear, eased, or exponential) to control intensity.
Comes with presets for common spots like headers, footers, and sidebars, along with hover intensity, responsive sizing, and scroll-in animation, so it adapts easily across different projects.
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