4 animated chart elements for YouTube videos
Bar, line, pie and donut charts that draw themselves on screen. Pick a chart type, add your numbers, choose a theme and export a clip your video editor can drop straight onto the timeline.
4 elements · muted looping clips, playing while on-screen
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Charts are the animated video graphics people ask for most. A number said out loud is forgotten; a bar that grows to 48% while the narrator says it is remembered. This category holds the four classic chart types, each one built to animate in on the beat and then hold still so the viewer can read it.
What you get
- Bar charts for comparisons and rankings: monthly numbers, results, before and after.
- Line charts for anything that moves over time: growth, polls, prices, views.
- Pie charts for shares of a whole: market share, vote share, where the money went.
- Donut charts for a share plus one headline figure in the middle.
Every chart type comes in a set of designs, from a clean classic look to sketch, outline, striped, capsule and winner-highlight styles. Each design is a real animated element, not a still image, so the bars grow, the lines draw and the slices sweep in.
How it fits into video editing
Open a design, type or paste your own labels and values, pick one of the themes (or your own brand colors and font), and export. You get an MP4 to lay on the timeline, or a transparent MOV to float the chart over your own footage. No After Effects, no plugins, no keyframes. The same chart that plays in the preview is the one that renders, frame for frame.
Frequently asked questions
- Can I put an animated chart over my own footage?
- Yes. Export the chart as a transparent MOV (ProRes 4444 with an alpha channel) and drop it on a track above your video in Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, Final Cut Pro or CapCut. The chart animates over your footage with nothing behind it.
- Do I have to know After Effects or Remotion to use these charts?
- No. Everything happens in the browser: you type your labels and numbers into a form, pick a theme and an animation style, and export. The animation is already built into each chart.
- How many bars, points or slices can a chart show?
- Bar charts take up to 10 bars, line charts up to 12 points, and pie and donut charts up to 6 slices. Those limits keep the labels readable at YouTube sizes.
- Can the charts use my channel's colors and font?
- Yes. Every theme can be swapped for your own brand colors, and you can choose a brand font, text size and corner style. The chart redraws in your look before you export.
- What video formats do the chart exports come in?
- MP4 (H.264) for a normal clip, or a transparent MOV for overlays, in landscape 1920 x 1080 or portrait 1080 x 1920 for Shorts and vertical video.