How can I replace an image on click in Webflow?

Published on
September 22, 2023

To replace an image on click in Webflow, you can use interactions. Interactions in Webflow allow you to add animations and dynamic behavior to elements on your website. Follow the steps below to replace an image on click using interactions in Webflow:

  1. Drag and drop an image element onto your Webflow canvas and select the image you want to replace initially.
  2. With the image selected, go to the interactions panel on the right-hand side of the designer.
  3. Click on the "+" button to create a new interaction.
  4. Under the Trigger section, select the element that you want to click on to trigger the image replacement. For example, you might use a button or a link.
  5. Under the Actions section, click on "Start an animation".
  6. In the animation settings, set the initial state of the image to the one you want to replace, and set the target state to the image you want to replace it with.
  7. Customize the animation properties such as duration, easing, and delay as per your requirements.
  8. Preview your interaction by clicking the "Preview" button on the top right of the designer to make sure it behaves as expected.
  9. Publish your site to apply the interaction to the live version.

Using these steps, you can easily replace an image on click in Webflow. Remember to customize the animation and interaction settings to achieve the desired effect.

Summary:

To replace an image on click in Webflow, follow these steps:

  1. Add an image element to your canvas.
  2. Go to the interactions panel and create a new interaction.
  3. Set the trigger element that initiates the image replacement.
  4. Specify the image states in the animation settings.
  5. Customize animation properties.
  6. Preview the interaction.
  7. Publish your site.

Additional Questions:

  1. How do I create an interaction in Webflow?
  2. Can I add multiple interactions to an element in Webflow?
  3. What other types of interactions can I create in Webflow?