scramble-text
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Text reveal animation where characters scramble with random symbols before resolving to final text. Triggers on scroll into view. Great for hero stats, counters, headlines. Pure React + TypeScript, no external dependencies.
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All characters start as random symbols from scrambleChars
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Scramble Text
A text reveal animation where random characters scramble and resolve into the final text, triggered when the element scrolls into view.
When to Use
- Hero section stats ($1.5B, 12M+, 99.9%)
- Counter/metric displays
- Headlines that need dramatic reveal
- Any text that benefits from a "decoding" feel
Props
| Prop | Type | Default | Description |
text | string | required | Final text to display |
className | string | '' | CSS classes for the container |
duration | number | 1200 | Animation duration in ms |
scrambleChars | string | '0123456789$%+#&@!' | Character set for scramble |
Usage
import ScrambleText from './ScrambleText';
<ScrambleText
text="$1.5B"
className="text-6xl font-extrabold text-white"
duration={1200}
/>How It Works
- Element enters viewport (IntersectionObserver, threshold 0.2)
- All characters start as random symbols from
scrambleChars - Characters resolve left-to-right with staggered timing
- Punctuation (
.,,,$,) resolve immediately for clean appearance - Uses
requestAnimationFramefor smooth 60fps animation
Reference Implementation
See reference/ScrambleText.tsx for the complete component.
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