Most Popular Scripts | Java | Applets | Image Effects

This is an animation button applet that takes one input image and performs real-time rotating-cylinder effect.

This is an animation button applet that vanishes the input image at a random center or mouse location.

This is an animation button applet that takes one input image and performs real-time twirling effect at a random center or mouse location.

This is a Java animation button applet that takes one input image and emulates the rain effect.

ABCMachOneMessenger! is a Java software that easily allows you to create fully customized slideshows, automatically timed presentation displays, with extreme customization and with special effects. The latest version includes new and faster special FX.

Specifically designed for JavaScript Junkies, jsView is an image display applet that supports an unlimited number of images. Images are dynamically loaded into the applet via JavaScript calls, on demand, eliminating typically long start-up loading times. As each new image is first loaded, a positionable active "Loading..." meter appears, holding visitor attention and displaying status. Each image link and target is individually programmed dynamically from the JavaScript call, as well. The jsView applet features optional image AutoSizing, a fast-loading 8.6K class file, and a truly superb set of demos and documentation included in the free download. Both free and professional versions are available.

BrainCode's SlideWays slide-show applet holds up to 100 images, and scrolls in any of four directions. Images can be different sizes, with each image individually linkable (url and target or frame). Images have separate borders and frames, and can be auto-aligned in the applet. Link hotboxes follow each image, and sound on mouse-clicks is supported. SlideWays features smooth scrolling and flexible parameters for stunning layout effects, and works well with larger images. Ready-to-run demos, cut-and-paste code, design examples, and both detailed and quickstart documentation come with the FREE download of this small, fast applet.

SNAPSHOT is a powerful, versatile, projector-like image display applet. Supports up to 100 images, individually linkable (url and target/frame). Features: 10 directional effects, pause control, statusbar text for each image; inset positioning of images; background image support; on-click sound; more. Download includes cut&paste ready-to-run demos, thorough documentation, and everything needed to get up and running quickly.

CodeBrain's free 'YAK' applet is a small, fast animation and button builder with amazing flexibility and ease of set-up. Designed for both animations and mouse-over buttons, it features complete text control, sound support, three-state button action, and a wealth of thoughtful color, border, and control options. The Yak applet can also be used as a stand-alone image animator, with up to 100 images. The free download kit includes all graphics, sounds, ready-to-run stock demos, and full instructions.

Most of the ideas in LIU are inspired from general image processing, computer vision and graphics books, and from commercial packages like PhotoShop, PhotoVision, XV, Image Magick, GIMP, etc. Programs can be run either individually or invoked from the main menu. They can start as applications or applets. While executed as an applet, it will not be able to save the results due to Java's security reasons and the "data" subprogram will not function properly. Reading multiple local and URL images is supported.

This Java applet displays unlimited number of images with a radical wipe special effect and a cool sound effect. Configurable parameters include: Image files, Sound file, Number of frames for wipe, Number of image blocks, Position of the radical root, Pause step for final image display, URL link for each image, Target frame(optional) for each image, and Delay between each frame.

This is a small applet for 'wobbling' a logo or graphic in a sine wave fashion. User definable speeds and 'wobble effect' allow simple use, source code is available if mor specific additions are required.

This free Java applet will allow you to display an image on your web page. The visitor can then move the image and zoom in or out of it. It has been tested and works in Netscape and IE.

tImage allows you to display multiple images with special effect on your Web pages. source code available.