Fullscreen Slide Menu
A fullscreen menu where the whole page slides, turns and shrinks away as a dark panel comes in over it, so it feels like turning a page. The burger flips to an X and the image behind swaps as you move between links.
One of 70 GSAP components in React, Vue and HTML.
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Frequently asked
- Does Fullscreen Slide Menu work with React and Vue?
- Fullscreen Slide Menu ships as React (Next.js included), Vue 3 (Nuxt included), plain HTML/CSS/JS - the same animation in each format. The React version uses the official useGSAP hook with cleanup handled; the Vue version is a real single-file component with <script setup>.
- Do I need GSAP to use Fullscreen Slide Menu?
- Yes. Fullscreen Slide Menu is built on GSAP directly, and GSAP has been 100% free for commercial use, including every plugin, since version 3.13. The component page lists exactly what to install.
- Can I customize Fullscreen Slide Menu without editing code?
- Fullscreen Slide Menu exposes 2 tunable controls in the Customize panel on this page - drag the values, watch the live preview respond, and the code you copy carries your exact settings.
- Is Fullscreen Slide Menu free?
- Fullscreen Slide Menu is part of the Annnimate Library, a paid subscription (from EUR 249/year). The live preview and customization run free on this page; the paste-ready code is for members.
- Can I use Fullscreen Slide Menu in client projects?
- Yes. The Annnimate license covers commercial and client work - ship Fullscreen Slide Menu on as many projects as you build, with no attribution required.
- Does Fullscreen Slide Menu respect prefers-reduced-motion?
- Yes. Every Annnimate component handles prefers-reduced-motion via gsap.matchMedia, so users who opt out of motion get an effectively instant, readable state.
