1 animated poll elements for YouTube videos
Poll results with lettered options and bars that fill to each vote share. Add your question and votes, pick a theme and export a clip for your video edit.
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Audience polls are a staple of YouTube, from community-tab questions to "who won the debate" segments. Reading the results out loud is flat; showing them as animated video graphics, with each bar filling to its share and the winner lighting up, is a moment. This category holds the elements built for showing votes.
What you get
- Poll results: a question, two to six lettered options, vote counts that become bars filling to their share, a highlighted winner and a footnote line for the total.
How it fits into video editing
Type the question, the options and the votes, pick a theme or your own brand colors, and export. Use the MP4 as a full-frame result reveal, or the transparent MOV to bring the poll in over your own footage. The bars fill in the order and timing of the animation preset you choose.
Frequently asked questions
- Do I enter percentages or raw vote counts?
- Raw vote counts. The poll works out each option's share, draws the bars to match and can show the total in the footnote line.
- How many options can a poll show?
- Two to six. Options are lettered A to F, which is also where the card stops fitting comfortably at YouTube sizes.
- Does the winning option get highlighted?
- Yes. The option with the most votes takes the accent color and a small pulse when its bar lands, so the result is clear even at a glance.
- Can I show community-tab poll results in a video?
- Yes. Copy the option names and vote counts from your YouTube community poll into the form and export the animated result as an MP4 or a transparent MOV overlay.