35+ Amazing CSS Book Effects (Free Code + Demos)

A responsive layout using flexbox with narrative text and speech bubbles styled in CSS. Background patterns also in CSS. The only acceptable use of Comic Sans font. :)

A creative way to show interactive books using CSS 3D Transforms. In this playground we’ll show you some creative, animated books with CSS 3D transforms and transitions.

This book was created using HTML and CSS only, In Webflow. It has some CSS animations on mouse-hover.

Going crazy again with Grid CSS. This one is done in 30 minutes so the code quality isn't that good. I brute force my way to get the layout right quickly by using the dev tools as well. Anyway, only works well on browsers with Grid AND Clip Path. For Clip Path, it should work with Firefox ...

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A CSS-only demo that simulates picking books off a shelf and previewing a page (on hover) in first-person. It all works using labels and offscreen radio inputs for each book, and a reset input as a Return button allows you to put everything back to its original position. I made up almost a...

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A responsive layout using flexbox with narrative text and speech bubbles styled in CSS. Background patterns also in CSS. The only acceptable use of Comic Sans font. :)

Now with bookmark! CSS only experiment. Page flip with bending effect. Works only on browsers that support transform-style: preserve-3d.

This animation is purely an easter egg. We try and put in a little unexpected fun wherever we can when designing our products. This was part of the Helix Cup web app we just launched where one of the experience tenants was simply: ‘fun’. The books were used on a downloadable resource panel...

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An experiment about a realistic looking book showcase with some interactivity using CSS 3D transforms.

visit http://fivera.net/ Original by Marco Barría for Codrops http://tympanus.net/Development/AnimatedBooks/

Add a containing div to turn an image into coffee table book.

Small booklet realized with pure HTML and CSS, no JavaScript. Working with Chrome and Edge, still some z-index issues with Firefox.

A New Year's side project.

An experiment in adding an overlay on top of an image to simulate a hardcover book with a spine. The idea was based on Apple Books presenting their books in the same way, but using PNG image overlays to create the effect.