gsap-utilities

Use gsap.utils.mapRange(inMin, inMax, outMin, outMax, value) to convert a value between ranges, such as mapping scroll progress 0-1 to a pixel position 0-500. Calling it without the final value returns a reusable mapping function.

Use gsap.utils.clamp(min, max, value) to restrict a value within bounds before feeding it into a tween. Omitting the value argument returns a reusable clamping function you can cache for repeated use.

Yes, gsap.utils.random(min, max, increment) generates random numbers, optionally snapped to an increment, and can also pick a random item from an array. Evaluate it once before the tween rather than expecting per-frame randomness.

Yes, gsap.utils.pipe composes multiple utility functions into one, passing each output to the next input. For example, pipe a clamp into a mapRange to validate and transform a value in a single call.

gsap.utils.random evaluates once when called, producing a single fixed value for the tween. To get varying values per element, call it inside a function-based tween value or a stagger callback.

Use gsap.utils.interpolate(startColor, endColor, progress) with hex, named, or rgba colors to get a blended color at a given progress. It also works on numbers and objects with matching properties.