Logo Carousel

A React component in Beamline's Content & display category.

A wall of logos shown a few at a time: every few seconds the slots turn left to right, each logo leaving upward as the next rises in.

Use it for

• Customer or partner logos on sign-in, onboarding or upgrade screens.
• Rotating a longer list of integrations in a fixed strip.

Not for

• Live prices or symbols (ticker-tape).
• Logos people must compare or click one by one (a grid of cards).

Anatomy

• wall (list, labelled)
• slot × columns
• logo (mark + wordmark, named)

States

• turning
• held (hover, or focus inside)
• paused (off screen or hidden tab)
• still (reduced motion, or fewer logos than slots)

Keyboard

• Not interactive; each logo is named for screen readers.

Motion

Each turn the slots cascade 80 ms apart: the logo leaves up 70% with a 6 px blur while the next rises from below, 420 ms on the standard curve, dissolving at the slot's top and bottom edges. Reduced motion: a decorative loop, so the wall holds its first set still.

Props

Dependencies

motion

Import

import { LogoCarousel } from "@/components/logo-carousel/logo-carousel";

Get it

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