Top Rated Scripts | JavaScript | Scripts & Programs | Image Effects | Image Display

Image Power Zoomer gives any image on your page the ability to be magnified when the mouse rolls over it. A "magnifying glass" that appears over the image lets the user zoom in on any portion of it as it follows the cursor around. Furthermore, the magnification power can be adjusted on the fly by turning the mouse wheel back or forth, just like in many graphics programs.

This simple JavaScript image-slider combines a smooth slide effect with opacity effect (transparency). You may add as many pictures as you like. Each picture can be linked to a separate URL. Easy 1-minute-configuration of pictures, comments, links and size. Browsers: Internet Explorer 6x/7x/8x, Firefox 2x/3x, Opera 7x/8x/9x/10x/11x, Google Chrome 3x/4x/5x/6x/7x/8x/9x/10x.

This is a generic fader script that can be applied to element(s) on the page, such as images, to make them gradually fade into view when the mouse rolls over them, and fade out when out. Just give the desired elements on the page a "class=gradualfader" to kick start the effect.

Imagebox allows website authors to display their images in a stylish way, without navigating the user away from the current page. There are over 15 customizable options that allow you to easily modify ImageBox to suit your needs.

A drop down combo box that allows surfers to choose among many images to be shown. A great bandwidth and space-saver way to display images.

Create a more effecient site by preloading your images. Use our Preload Images Generator or purchase it, unbranded to add to your site.

This script loads a new image of a different size and sets the size correctly for the replacement image. This is set to work for IE only.

jQuery based inline image viewer. Loads the desired image on top of the rolled over element.

This is a useful image viewer script that launches the images in a separate mini window. The great thing about such a script is that the images do not have to be of the same dimensions.

A very simple and powerfull Image Rollover javascript !!!! This script is frequently used in website development.

Plus Size Image Viewer automatically adds a caption beneath certain images that when clicked on launches a "plus size" version of the image. The enlarged image can be a different image from the original, so the former is loaded only on demand when requested.

Fading XML jQuery Image Scroller Gallery & SlideShow.

Flex Carousel is a jQuery plugin with rich set of features. It is responsive, touch-enabled, fast and smooth. It can be easily integrated into your own web projects. You can customize the visual appearance of the plugin by creating your own skin or using built-in skins/templates. Features Included: Fully responsive in two modes: Break points and item width range. Offers keyboard and mouse wheel support. Mobile touchscreen supported. Supports multiple instances. Hardware accelerated CSS3 transitions with jQuery fallback. Lightbox to show images and videos (YouTube/Vimeo). Options to customize animate speed. Auto play supported. Scroll per page supported. Rewind carousel items supported. Lazy load function to load each image separetely. Built-in modern skins ready to use and easy to customize. You can create your own skin and use it via carousel parameters. Public API.

Want to do fadein fadeout of images on your webpage. This simple script demonstrates how to do so with a few javascript commands.

This free copy and paste JavaScript mirrors your images in order to add an elegant shiny area to your slideshow. And best of all: the script requires no jQuery and no HTML5-canvas to create this crossbrowser effect. The size and opacity of the mirrored image (glossy area) can easily be set to your needs. Each slide can be linked and commented. Internet Explorer 5x/6x/7x/8x, Firefox 2x/3x, Opera 7x/8x/9x/10x, Goggle Chrome 3x/4x/5x/6x/7x.

The JavaScript Image Click ScriptWriter will enable you to build all the code needed to generate an effective method for displaying images on your site. Simply enter the number of images you want to display, the default image location, the location of the preview images, and the size of the image.

Typewriter & Highlighter Tickers display images with elevated Hyperlinks or any attached text. Adjustables: size,speed,background. Javascript Scripts are Multi-OS and Cross-Browser compatible.

* No coding needed - just create the markup for each gallery, the code does the rest * Accessible - your visitors who have JavaScript disabled will still be able to use every gallery * Tested in IE and Firefox * 3 defined thumbnail sizes from which to choose * Click a thumbnail for a centered, full-size image with gray overlay effect * Captions, onmouseover the full-size image, are optional * Maximum 15 galleries per page * Maximum 36 images per gallery * A ...config.js file has a few variables to customize Great for: * Real Estate Agents, Brokers & Homesellers * Photographers * Bloggers * Retailers and Ebay sellers * Create your own family photo album site Clicking on a thumbnail image opens the centered, "full size" image, subject to the fullSizePct variable. Most digital photos are too large to fit comfortably inside the average screen. The fullSizePct variable will help manage that. The code is not affected by popup blockers.

This script lets you view a magnified portion of any image upon moving your mouse over it. A magnifying glass appears alongside the image displaying the magnified area on demand. The user can toggle the zoom level by using the mousewheel. It's great to use on product images, photos, or other images with lots of details you want users to be able to get into on command.

This is a fully featured photo album script written in JavaScript. Features: Previous, next, *and* random buttons; a menu list to choose from all the photos; a search feature; a "photo album page" that automatically contains the date the picture was taken and a description of the picture; the image automatically sizes to the browser window; and easily add the information to use this script with your own images. Little to no javascript knowledge is required for its use!