Page indicators are a crucial part of any app that involves multiple pages. They help users to
understand the number of pages and their current position. SmoothPageIndicator is a Flutter
package that provides a set of animated page indicators with a variety of effects.

SmoothPageIndicator comes with a set of built-in effects that you can use to animate the active dot,
you can also customize each effect to your liking.

for more specific customization, try the CustomizableEffect which allows for more customization.

Effect	Preview
Worm
Worm style = WormStyle.thin [v1.0.0]
Expanding Dots
Jumping dot
Jumping dot with vertical offset [v1.0.0]
Scrolling Dots
Slide
Scale
Swap
Swap type = SwapType.yRotation [v1.0.0]
Color Transition [0.1.2]
Customizable demo-1 [v1.0.0]
Customizable demo-2 [v1.0.0]
Customizable demo-3 [v1.0.0]
Customizable demo-4 [v1.0.0]

SmoothPageIndicator uses the PageController's scroll offset to animate the active dot.

SmoothPageIndicator(    
   controller: controller,  // PageController    
   count:  6,    
   effect:  WormEffect(),  // your preferred effect    
   onDotClicked: (index){    
  }
)    
   

Unlike SmoothPageIndicator, AnimatedSmoothIndicator is self animated and all it needs is the
active index.

AnimatedSmoothIndicator(    
   activeIndex: yourActiveIndex,    
   count: 6,    
   effect: WormEffect(), 
)    

Smooth page indicator supports both horizontal and vertical layouts.

SmoothPageIndicator(    
   controller: controller,  // PageController    
   count:  6,    
   axisDirection: Axis.vertical,    
   effect:  WormEffect(), 
)    

Smooth page indicator comes with a shipped it scrolling dots effect, (similar to the one used in instagram), it's useful when you have a large number of pages.

Each effect comes with its own set of properties that you can customize to your liking.
for example, you can customize direction, width, height, radius, spacing, paint style, color and more... of SlideEffect like follows:

  SmoothPageIndicator(    
   controller: controller,    
   count:  6,    
   axisDirection: Axis.vertical,    
   effect:  SlideEffect(    
      spacing:  8.0,    
      radius:  4.0,    
      dotWidth:  24.0,    
      dotHeight:  16.0,    
      paintStyle:  PaintingStyle.stroke,    
      strokeWidth:  1.5,    
      dotColor:  Colors.grey,    
      activeDotColor:  Colors.indigo    
  ), 
)    
   

By default, SmoothPageIndicator derives its colors from the app theme:

• activeDotColor defaults to Theme.of(context).primaryColor
• dotColor defaults to Theme.of(context).unselectedWidgetColor with reduced opacity

This means the indicator automatically adapts to your app's color scheme. You can override these by explicitly setting dotColor and activeDotColor in any effect.

You can configure default settings for all SmoothPageIndicator and AnimatedSmoothIndicator widgets app-wide using SmoothPageIndicatorTheme.

MaterialApp(
  theme: ThemeData.light().copyWith(
    extensions: [
      SmoothPageIndicatorTheme(
        effect: ExpandingDotsEffect(), // default effect when none is specified
        defaultColors: DefaultIndicatorColors(
          active: Colors.blue,
          inactive: Colors.grey,
        ),
      ),
    ],
  ),
)

• defaultColors: Applies to all indicator effects across the app (unless overridden by the effect itself)
• effect: The default effect used when no effect is specified in the widget. Colors set within this effect (e.g., activeDotColor) only apply to this default effect.

This is useful when you want consistent indicator styling across your entire app without repeating the same configuration.

You can support the library by liking it on pub, staring in on Github and reporting any bugs you
encounter.