A gallery
that behaves

An animated gallery in Brik is a tool built around how your images move against each other — transitions, layout and behavior, all set once. You brief Brik with your media and how it should react and Brik builds a tool with controls for that exact motion. The gallery holds the logic, not just the images.

Feed Brik your images, video or text and describe how you want the gallery to behave as visitors scroll. Brik builds a custom tool around that brief, with transitions and layout tuned to your brief instead of a fixed autoplay. Swap the media in after and the logic holds.

Yes, transitions and layout can respond to scroll and other input rather than running on a fixed timer. The gallery reacts to how a visitor actually moves through the page. That behavior gets set once, inside the tool and stays consistent from there.

Yes, images, video and text move through the same gallery logic without separate setups for each media type. Set the transitions and layout once, then drop in whatever mix of media the piece calls for. The tool applies the same behavior across all of it.

No, swapping in new images or a new set re-renders the gallery live through the same tool. There's no handoff, no rebuilding transitions from scratch for each update. The tool recomposes the layout around whatever you drop in.

Yes, one embed works wherever the gallery needs to live — no separate build per placement. The transitions, layout and behavior travel with the embed itself. Drop it into a site, product page or campaign without reconfiguring the motion.

No, Brik handles the technical build behind the transitions and layout. You bring the brief for how the gallery should feel and behave; Brik builds the tool with controls to shape it. The creative call on pacing and motion stays yours.

Yes, you can publish the gallery tool and hand your team a URL. They drop in new media and the gallery's behavior stays locked to your standard — same transitions, same layout logic. It works as a living tool, not a one-time export.