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GSAP component for Vue

Scroll Mesh Bend in Vue.

A field of photos layered at different depths that bends like fabric when you scroll fast and settles flat when you stop. Near photos are bigger and bend more, so the page reads with real depth.

Install

Install Scroll Mesh Bend in your Vue project

Scroll Mesh Bend ships as a copy-paste Vue 3 single-file component. The only dependency is GSAP - Vue's reactivity and lifecycle hooks replace the React useGSAP adapter, so no extra package is needed.

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Integrate

Where it goes in your Vue app

Scroll Mesh Bend is a leaf-level interactive component. Drop it into any page, layout, or other component. It works in Vue 3 + Vite, Nuxt 3, and any standalone Vue setup.

In Nuxt, no special handling is needed - the component is client-safe and self-cleaning. If you want to ensure it never runs on the server (rare), wrap your usage in <ClientOnly>.

The component uses the <script setup> composition API and TypeScript-friendly defineProps.

Gotchas

Pass images as an array prop

The Vue port takes :images="[...]" instead of the numbered data-anm-image-N attributes. The array is read once in onMounted.
FAQ

Common questions

Does Scroll Mesh Bend work in Nuxt 3?
Yes. Drop it into any page or component. The component is client-safe; Nuxt handles the SSR boundary automatically. If you want explicit client-only rendering, wrap in .
Does Scroll Mesh Bend work with Vue 2?
No - the component uses the Vue 3 Composition API and