Zoom Image
A little yet powerful framework agnostic headless library to zoom images on the web
Overview
Zoom Image is a versatile and lightweight headless library designed to enable image zoom functionality on the web. It provides a seamless user experience commonly found in e-commerce sites. With examples available for Preact, React, Svelte, Vanilla JS, and Vue, Zoom Image offers a range of features to enhance image interactions.
Features
- Zoom on wheel (scroll & pinch)
- Zoom on hover
- Zoom on move
- Zoom on click
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