10+ React Galleries

This React Filterable Image Gallery is a clean, component-based solution for organizing visual content. Unlike simple “show/hide” scripts, it uses React’s state management to handle complex multi-criteria filtering. Users can toggle multiple categories (e.g., “Food” AND “Plants”) simultaneously, or reset everything with an “All” button. The UI is polished with pastel colors and smooth hover animations. (Requires: React, ReactDOM)

An interactive horizontal timeline featuring drag-to-scroll navigation with synchronized multi-layer parallax effects for images, background, and labels, built with React and TypeScript.

A stacked “fan-style” gallery built with React, leveraging CSS sibling selectors to trigger complex 3D transforms on hover. Each card in the stack reacts dynamically: the hovered item scales up, while subsequent items shift and rotate, creating a fluid, cascading reveal effect without JavaScript animations.

An infinite scroll gallery built with React, fetching images from the Unsplash API. It leverages the native Intersection Observer API via a useCallback ref to detect when the user reaches the bottom of the grid, automatically triggering the next page fetch and state update for a seamless browsing experience.

A sophisticated React/Redux e-commerce SPA featuring seamless page transitions powered by GSAP. It utilizes clip-path animations for cinematic reveals and the Draggable plugin for interactive product grids, creating a fluid, app-like shopping experience.

A dynamic image gallery built with React and TypeScript, featuring a complex photo-bar decomposition effect that uses CSS transforms and state management to create a seamless, cinematic slideshow.

Interactive postcard gallery that randomizes position, rotation and z-index on hover, using pure React hooks and CSS 3D transforms for a lively, physics-like layout.

This React component utilizes PureComponent for rendering optimization and manages complex state to create smooth 3D transitions between images. The distortion and perspective effects are achieved using CSS variables and transform properties.

This interactive gallery demonstrates core React class component concepts, including local state management (this.state), property passing (this.props), and event binding, all while ensuring a smooth transition between different UI views.

An interactive React gallery where clicking a card triggers an impressive fly-out effect. This is accomplished with GSAP Flip, which automatically calculates the start and end states of the element to ensure a flawless and smooth transition.