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Receipt Printer
Animated React component simulating a physical receipt printing on checkout completion.
Receipt Printer is a copy-paste React component designed by dqnamo that turns online payment processing into a realistic, animated receipt. It uses Tailwind CSS and Motion (Framer Motion) to simulate stepped paper feeding, complete with serrated paper edges and order breakdowns. It is an effective way to add tactile polish to SaaS checkouts and billing flows.
What it's for
- Animate checkout success states in web apps and SaaS platforms
- Display order confirmation and billing summaries with realistic paper animations
- Provide visual feedback during payment processing and transaction verification
Features
- Multi-stage states for processing, printing, and completed orders
- Choice between stepped or smooth paper feed motion
- Serrated receipt paper edge rendered with SVG clip-path polygons
- Accessible design with reduced-motion support and ARIA live regions
- Composable subcomponents including Root, Machine, Screen, Status, Output, and Paper
- Built for React using Motion and Tailwind CSS utility classes
Pricing
Free to copy and use
Details
- Type
- other
- Category
- Development
- Topic
- UI Components
- Open source
- Yes
- Platforms
- Web, Code library
- For
- Frontend developers and design engineers building SaaS checkouts or e-commerce flows.
- Tags
- react, framer motion, ui component, micro interaction, checkout, animation
Why it was saved
- @josephbadiger: Adds a delightful, tactile micro-interaction to SaaS checkouts and billing flows, making web apps feel more polished and premium.
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