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Parallax with React Spring

Explanations and tips on how to implement easily parallax in React

Parallax with React Spring

Created : đź“…Wednesday 28th May 2025 Modified: đź“…Wednesday 28th May 2025 11:40

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Introduction

The parallax effect is a trick that is used a lot in recent website. It gives some life to the page while providing a smooth experience for the user. It also is not as prominent as animations and if used tastefully can really elevate your landing page. It can be implement natively with html and css but is often a pain to deal with. The goal of this tutorial is to ease this process by using a handy library called React Spring backed by the Pmndrs team.

I decided to create this not mostly as a reminder of the core concepts that will be necessary to use the lib, as the examples in the documentations are working but not exhaustively explained.

In order to install the lib in a react project, use :

npm install @react-spring/parallax

Core Concepts

The library is fairly simple in the sense that it uses mainly two components :

Tips

For Parallax, there is not much to explain, you just have to be careful with the amount of page you are using.

For Layers, there is a few tricks that will help a lot while dealing with it.

References

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