image_compare_slider 2.8.0

Easily compare two images with a slider and a draggable line/handle, fully customizable.

Image Compare Slider

Inspired by react-compare-slider, this package allows you to easily compare two images with a slider.

PR's are welcome!

Installation 💻

❗ In order to start using Image Compare you must have the Dart SDK installed on your machine.

Add image_compare_slider to your pubspec.yaml:

dependencies:
  image_compare_slider:

Install it:

dart pub get

Import it:

import 'package:image_compare_slider/image_compare_slider.dart';

Use it:

//...
ImageCompareSlider(
  itemOne: const Image.asset('...'),
  itemTwo: const Image.network('...'),
)
//...

The widget its pretty simple and customizable, see:

Customization 🎨

You can customize the widget with the following parameters:

Parameter	Type	Description
itemOne	Image	The first image to compare
itemTwo	Image	The second image to compare
changePositionOnHover	bool	If the slider should change position when the mouse is over it
handleSize	Size	The size of the handle
handleRadius	BorderRadius	The radius of the handle
fillHandle	bool	If the handle should be filled
hideHandle	bool	If the handle should be hidden
handlePosition	double	The position of the handle relative to the slider
handleFollowsPosition	bool	If the handle should follow the position of the slider
onPositionChange	void Function(double position)?	The callback to be called when the position changes
direction	SliderDirection	The direction of the slider will clip the image
dividerColor	Color	The color of the divider
handleColor	Color	The color of the handle
handleOutlineColor	Color	The color of the handle outline
dividerWidth	double	The width of the divider
itemOneBuilder	Widget Function(Widget child, BuildContext context)?	The wrapper for the first image
itemTwoBuilder	Widget Function(Widget child, BuildContext context)?	The wrapper for the second image
photoRadius	BorderRadiusGeometry	Radius of the photo.

If you want to add some effects you can use the itemOneBuilder and itemTwoBuilder parameters to wrap the images with a ColorFilter or ImageFilter, or any other widget you want.

For example, to add a ImageFilter with a blur effect:

// ...
ImageCompareSlider(
  itemOne: const Image.asset('...'),
  itemTwo: const Image.asset('...'),
  itemOneBuilder: (child, context) => ImageFiltered(
  imageFilter: ImageFilter.blur(sigmaX: 2, sigmaY: 5),
    child: child,
  ),
)
// ...

Will result in:

You can also pass any custom properties to the Image for itemOne and itemTwo, and most of the Image properties will be applied to the ImageCompareSlider widget.

For example, adding a colorBlendMode with a color to itemOne:

// ...
ImageCompareSlider(
  itemOne: const Image.asset('...', color: Colors.red, colorBlendMode: BlendMode.overlay),
  itemTwo: const Image.asset('...'),
)
// ...

Will result in:

Customizing the handle and divider is also possible:

// ...
ImageCompareSlider(
  itemOne: const Image.asset('...'),
  itemTwo: const Image.asset('...'),
  handleSize: Size(0.05, 0.05),
  handleRadius: const BorderRadius.all(Radius.circular(50)),
  fillHandle: true,
  dividerColor: Colors.black,
  dividerWidth: 10,
  handlePosition: 0.8,
  // ...
)
// ...

Will result in:

If you are having problems because height/width is not the same for both images, consider using Intrinsics in the builder:

// ...
ImageCompareSlider(
  itemOne: const Image.asset('...'),
  itemTwo: const Image.asset('...'),
  itemOneBuilder: (child, context) => IntrinsicHeight(child: child),
  itemTwoBuilder: (child, context) => IntrinsicHeight(child: child),
  // or
  itemOneBuilder: (child, context) => IntrinsicWidth(child: child),
  itemTwoBuilder: (child, context) => IntrinsicWidth(child: child),
)