GSAP effects library

No. Each free effect is a complete, production-ready build published under MIT, with its source on the page and mirrored to a public GitHub repository, and no account needed to download it. The paid effects are not unlocked versions of those: they are the longer builds, where scrubbed scroll, WebGL, physics or split text make the implementation the hard part.

A folder holding the demo page, its stylesheet, its script and any assets it uses, plus a README covering the markup, the options and what is worth changing. Every download also carries START-HERE-AI.md, a prompt written for that specific product so a coding assistant can work with it, and paid downloads include the licence. Nothing to install, no build step.

Yes. Each one is self-contained: its own markup, its own stylesheet and its own script with its own setup and cleanup, so adding a second effect is adding a second module rather than merging two codebases. The templates here are that arrangement already built, with several of these effects composed onto one page.

The live demo runs on every product page whether or not you own the effect, at desktop, tablet and phone widths, so you are judging the real thing rather than a video. The source, the documentation and the download unlock on purchase or with The Vault. On the free effects all of it is open already.