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

This cross browser image slideshow scrolls the containing images in a "conveyor belt" fashion. Images can be set to click through to various URLs, and when the mouse moves over the "belt", it pauses for the visitor to interact.

Uses JavaScript and DHTML to animate a rocket which rises up the screen in different colours then explodes in a shower of sparks, like fireworks!

A simple script for preloading site images. This is especially useful for preloading the images used in rollovers such as buttons, to help them run smoothly from the first mouseover.

This image script loads and displays a larger image inline on the page when a thumbnail is clicked on. Great for letting visitors preview from many images then select the one of his choice to view all on the same page. With features like fade-in effect and optional image preloading, this thumbnail viewer script is also a big thumbs up.

This script creates a floating layer, within which is a sophisticated automatic slide show (including fade transitions) that cycles through the images that you specify. The slideshow layer can be positioned anywhere on the screen, and it will float to that position whenever the window is scrolled. If transparent .gif images are used, the slideshow will run transparently over the page content.

Use this script to apply a background image to a textarea, and change the image on mouseover. The script can also change the text color in response to the mouseover event. An eye-catching effect, and very easy to install.

This script displays a reassembly effect between any images. The script includes a HTML code generator that allows to change parameters without any knowledge of JavaScript and HTML programming.

With this script you can display an image and clicking on it, you will display mouse coords within the image itself. A "you pointed here icon" is also displayed

A simple image gallery where the images are sliced and fade in one piece at a time. Not one image needs to be sliced or edited to work with this plugin, in fact the plugin handles everything itself. You can choose the direction in which the transition occurs from left to right, right to left, top to bottom, or bottom to top. You can set the initial delay before the transitions begin, set the transitions to loop or stop after the last image, set the time it takes for each panel to appear, and set the delay between the images.

Display a series of images in an automated slide show, a pulldown menu, or the various slideshow controls that are included, such as previous and next.

This script (and the explanatory text) allows you to create buttons and images that change when your visitors' mouse cursors hover over them. It is useful for buttons that automatically depress and pop-up, menus and other image tricks.

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.

Apex Slider is easy to use jQuery image gallery and banner rotator with animated captions, responsive layout and touch support for mobile devices. Responsive, FullWidth, Fixed or Custom sizes are available. Multiple Transitions. Device friendly, works in iPhone, iPad, Android Devices and Windows Phone. Public API to control the slider externally. Images and thumbnails can be dynamically resized. Super smooth hardware accelerated CSS3 transitions for supported touch devices with jQuery fallback. Mobile touchscreen support. Auto slideshow with optional pause on hover. SEO optimized. Bullets, Thumbnails, NavBar and Arrows for navigation. Customizable interface (add/remove arrows, bullets). Set Round, Round Blue, Round Black, Number or NavBar navigation styles. Show Bullets/Arrows on hover or always. Set Horizontal/Vertical navigation offset. Set Size and Amount of visible Thumbnails. Play Once option to stop at the end of slides. YouTube & Vimeo videos.

This script allows you to display a small image that show larger image on mouseover. The image can be in any position. The script will find a place for the large image on a position of your mouse, when you click under the small image or move on it. This script detects the mouse position and show big image by onmouseover event or by mouse onclick. The script works in Internet Explorer, in Netscape4, in Netscape6, and in Opera.

Make your image rollovers much more dynamic by using the Microsoft Transition Filters built into Internet Explorer on the Windows platform. Using this script, visitors with I.E. 4+ will see a very dynamic-animated image rollover. In all other browsers the script degrades to a simple image swap. The low bandwidth of an image swap with the high impact of a Flash animation (without using Flash).

Drag a rectangle around the area you want to crop or type in the coordinates. This program is a useful frontend for image manipulation software like ImageMagick.

Image Resizing is a Dynamic HTML script that gradually changes the size of a document image by stretching or shrinking it into shape.

Slide show with image captions and fader-effect image transitions. Easy, short, cross-browser cut-and-paste script presents images in a continuous slide show format with accompanying captions. Any number of images and captions can be used, and timing is adjustable. Great for JavaScript newcomers, but a solid utility script, too.

A push-button controlled slide show with image captions and fader-effect image transitions. Cross-browser [NS4-7, IE-4&up] cut-and-paste script presents images in a slide show format, controlled by back, home, and forward buttons. Any number of images and captions can be used. Great for JavaScript newcomers, but a solid utility script, too. A download kit of the complete code and images is also available, free, on the site.

This is version 1.6 of the popular javascript program that we use to display our pictures on WeekendClimber.Com. It's easy to setup, it is a really small file so downloading is a snap and it is a completely DOM1 compliant slideshow script. Has a lot of flexibility in regard to layout and presentation. The new tutorial on our website makes setting up our little gizmo pretty easy.