Webflow brings component-scoped GSAP motion to design systems
By Steven Van ·
GSAP interactions now travel with main components and variants, ship in Shared Libraries, and can still be customised per instance.
Interactions with GSAP now work inside Webflow's design system: motion can be built once on a component and reused everywhere that component appears, rather than redone on each page.
- Component-scoped interactions can be built on main components and variants, so the interaction travels with the component when it's reused across pages and sites.
- Component-scoped interactions can be included in Shared Libraries, giving teams motion-ready building blocks at scale.
- Individual component instances can be animated separately, for unique, contextual interactions.
The release brings Webflow's shared-library support for Interactions with GSAP up to parity with what Classic Interactions (IX2) already had, plus the new contextual component animation option. Read the full announcement.
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