ProWidgetStorytelling & motion
Image Sequence
Drive an image sequence on scroll with controlled loading and memory use.
Concrete use cases
- Bread making
- Product assembly
- Technical demonstration
Key strengths
- Frame count deduced automatically
- Progressive preloading and bounded cache
- First/last frame with no JavaScript and a static reduced-motion state
Easy to use
1. Add the widget
Drag Image Sequence from the Elementor panel, like any native widget — no separate editor to learn.
2. Configure it in the panel
The controls that matter are exposed right in the Elementor panel, with a preview that updates live.
3. Publish
The published result matches exactly what you see in the editor, on desktop and on mobile.
Frequently asked questions
Does Image Sequence require Elementor Pro?
No. Every Snap Opus widget, including Image Sequence, works with the free version of Elementor. Elementor Pro is not a requirement.
Is Image Sequence free or part of the Pro plan?
Image Sequence is part of the Pro catalogue. The Free edition stays usable at no cost with its own set of essential modules.
Where can I try Image Sequence before deciding?
The full demo above is the real widget, running on this local site — not a screenshot or a video. Every control shown in Elementor’s editor is manipulable there.
Is Image Sequence responsive and accessible?
Yes. Image Sequence is designed mobile-first, with keyboard support and, where relevant, a reduced-motion fallback — the same accessibility bar as the rest of the Snap Opus catalogue.
How is Image Sequence different from a native Elementor widget?
Image Sequence covers a real use case in the “Storytelling & motion” family that Elementor’s own widget library does not address out of the box, while staying consistent with Elementor’s editing conventions — no separate builder to learn.
Is support included?
Yes — every Snap Opus licence, Free or Pro, includes access to the documentation and to human support for setup questions.
Ready to try it?
Part of the Pro catalogue. The Free edition stays usable at no cost with 15 essential modules.