Sticky scroll examples

25 sticky scroll sections from live websites, each credited to its source.

A sticky section holds still while the scroll drives what happens inside it, which suits a process, a product build or a story told in steps. Watch how each one signals progress, since a pinned page can feel stuck if nothing shows how far there is to go.

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The highest rated of 25 from 16 different sites, including therechabite.com.au, inversa.com, grail-app.com and drone.riotters.com.

Questions

What are good examples of sticky scroll sections?

Three of the highest rated in the library: Pinned venue section with colour swaps and letters that pop in at random (therechabite.com.au); Scroll-scrubbed map hero: pixel mask closes into a tactical grid, then opens on the restored land (inversa.com); Quest card turns over as pink ink floods the next section (grail-app.com). The rest of this page shows more, each credited to its source.

Where can I find more sticky scroll sections?

This page shows 16 of the 25, chosen from different sites. The rest are in the save.design library. An account lets you open them, search by what they look like or do, and save them to a board. Search shows a preview of the results until you're on Individual, at $12 a month or $10 billed yearly, which has the whole library.

Are these from real websites?

Yes. Each one was recorded from a live site and credited to it. With an account, you can open one to see it in full, along with similar elements and a link to the site.

Check any site with the website analyzer in a save.design account, where a new account includes 10 analyses. Save what you like to a board, then hand it to Claude, Cursor or your other AI tools over MCP when it's time to build.