In-view title

Bring a section title in as it scrolls into view.

pnpm dlx shadcn@latest add @uiarc/in-view-title
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  • Section headings that should animate once they scroll into view.
  • Feature pages where each section title needs a consistent entrance style.
  • Headings that should replay on each entry, via once={false}.
  • Use text-reveal for hero copy that animates on load.
  • Use scroll-highlight for a paragraph that follows scroll progress.
  • Use text-shimmer for status lines, not headings.

Installation

Add In-view title with the shadcn CLI, or copy the source by hand.

pnpm dlx shadcn@latest add @uiarc/in-view-title

Adds the component and its local dependencies, and installs motion. First time? Add the @uiarc registry to components.json, or use the full URL:

example.tsx
import { InViewTitle } from "@/registry/components/in-view-title/in-view-title"; export function FeaturesHeader() {  return (    <InViewTitle      variant="line"      text="Everything your team needs to ship"      lines={["Everything your team", "needs to ship"]}    />  );}

InViewTitle

A section title that reveals itself once it scrolls into view, with five reveal styles.

PropTypeDefaultDescription
textRequiredstring–The title copy.
variant"word" | "line" | "blur" | "tracking" | "wipe""blur"Reveal style. blur suits most headings; word and line rise from a clip; tracking opens letter spacing; wipe uncovers left to right.
as"h1" | "h2" | "h3""h2"Heading level.
linesstring[]–Explicit line breaks for the line variant. Falls back to one line of text.
oncebooleantrueSet false to replay the reveal on every entry.
classNamestring–Merged onto the wrapper.
idstring–Forwarded to the heading.
  • The heading carries aria-label with the full text; the animated parts are aria-hidden.
  • Titles already scrolled past show immediately, and server-rendered titles appear on their own if scripts are slow.
  • Choose as to match the page's heading outline.
  • Triggers when 45% of the title is visible. Opacity leads, blur clears next, and the transform settles last, so text is readable before it fully arrives.
  • Hiding (with once={false}) is a quick fade with no stagger.
  • Reduced motion shows the title instantly with no transform, blur, or mask.
  • Word, blur, and tracking variants wrap naturally at any width.
  • The line variant uses your explicit lines, which do not rewrap, so keep each line short enough for mobile.
  • One IntersectionObserver per title via useInView, triggering at 45% visibility.
  • Each word or line is a motion span with blur and transform; fine for headings, not for long body text.

Notes for AI

Give your coding assistant the Markdown reference instead of screenshots.

  • Default choice for section headings that should animate on scroll. Use text-reveal for on-load hero copy and scroll-highlight for a key paragraph.
  • Pass lines only with variant="line"; the other variants split on words.

The full library index for assistants is at /llms.txt.