Aisol Glass Loupe

A liquid-glass lens for Framer: it sits over the content you place inside it and bends and magnifies what is beneath as it follows the pointer.

What you get

- One Framer code component (Aisol Glass Loupe), delivered as a Component URL.

- A round glass lens with a highlight rim and a soft shadow, over any content you drop into its slot: images, headings, cards.

- A built-in sample poster, so it looks finished the moment you drop it in.

- Free updates.

How it behaves

- Follow: the lens glides after the pointer and returns to its rest spot when the pointer leaves.

- Fixed: the lens stays where you set it. Drift: it wanders slowly on its own; Space pauses it. In Drift mode a pause button stops the movement.

- Arrow keys move the lens in Follow mode; Home or Escape sends it back to rest.

- Everything under the lens stays clickable, and the lens never leaves the component's frame.

- Each instance has its own filter, so several loupes can share one page.

- Reduced motion and the Framer canvas show the lens resting in place. It stops animating while off screen or when the tab is hidden.

Limits

True refraction works in Chromium browsers (Chrome, Edge, Arc). Safari and Firefox show a frosted lens without magnification. On touch screens Follow keeps the lens at its rest spot, so use Drift or Fixed for phones. Text under the lens is magnified, not re-laid out.

Requirements

Any Framer project. No plugins, no API keys.