Your Images
Add as many as you like and move them into the order you want with a click. Each one can link somewhere — a project, a product, a booking page — and each can carry a short description for visitors using a screen reader.

The shape of the images (aka Image Ratio)
Seven shapes to choose from, and the one you pick sets the tone. Tall and portrait-like for fashion and portrait photography. Perfectly square for product and lifestyle brands. Wide and cinematic for architecture, interiors and landscapes.

How much room it takes
Anything from a slim band tucked between two sections to the full height of the screen, as the first thing a visitor sees.

Gap between images
Wide and airy. Tight and seamless. Or overlapping, where the pictures ride over each other as they move — and a small switch decides which one sits on top.

Direction and speed
Left or right, and anything from a slow drift you only notice after a moment to something with real pace. Most sites want slower than you would expect.

The curve
Gentle enough to read as depth, deep enough to become the point of the section, or perfectly flat if you want the movement without the arc. It bends the other way too, so the pictures dip rather than rise.

Corners
Sharp, for a clean editorial look. Or softly rounded, for wellness, lifestyle and beauty brands.

Shadow
Not simply on or off. How soft it is, how dark, how far it spreads and how far it falls — so your pictures can float above the page, sit flat on it, or barely lift at all.

Edges
Let the row fade out gently at the left and right instead of stopping at a hard line.

Image Detail
Three levels, so you can lean toward a page that loads quickly or toward the last bit of sharpness in the photograph.

Behavior
Pause when someone hovers over it. Rest while it's off the screen. Open links in a new tab. Three switches.