Image Comparison Slider (HTML, CSS and JavaScript)

Learn how to create an Image Comparison Slider with HTML, CSS and JavaScript. This component, is ideal for comparing before and after images. For example, it could be used to compare images before and after compression or editing or to demonstrate the effect of a product or service etc. As usual, we are implementing this component from scratch!
00:00 - Introduction
01:12 - HTML
07:45 - CSS
37:22 - JavaScript
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Finally you are back!!! Glad that I kept notifications on 😌

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Flawless! Thank you Sir.

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[@nathanmiguel76]

if someone get the slider kind of more right side of normal add or subtract a value of variable bellow:
let mouseX = (event.clientX || event.touches[0].clientX) - sliderLeftX " - 300 or +300 ";

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thank you for source code.

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Look who's back :D Great project idea, I will follow this tutorial thank you :D

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Thanks Frank! Absolutely! Great advice 🙂 I had to make this video because I promised it in the previous one, but I was kind of dragging my feet to be honest 🙂 Thanks again man, keep up the superb work!! 😉💙

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Very interesting and amazing, thank you bro

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Great thanks for your help!!

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Congratulations for 5k

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[@presentazionevideo9929]

It's Great! But if I put more then 1 I can't. :( I would like to have more then one in a page.
I saw you put the id selector but changing it in class is not working anyway. It would be wonderful to have a code for multiple images.

[@theequalizer4901]

Same

[@ahmadhussain3275]

I've recreated the code that allows multiple sliders on one page. To achieve this, assign a distinct class name for the second slider in the HTML, CSS code, and repeat this in the corresponding JavaScript code. To streamline the process and minimize the code length, you can implement a loop in js code.

[@vivekwalnekar5369]

@@ahmadhussain3275 can u provide me code of it, please?