1 animated table elements for YouTube videos
Leaderboards, comparisons and rankings that build row by row on screen. Add your columns and rows, highlight the one that matters, pick a theme and export a clip for your edit.
1 elements · muted looping clips, playing while on-screen
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A table is the honest way to show several things side by side: a leaderboard, a spec comparison, a set of race ratings, a before-and-after list. In a video a static table is a wall of text, so these animated video graphics build the header first and then bring the rows in one at a time, giving the narrator a beat per row.
What a table can hold
- Two to five columns with your own headers.
- One to eight rows of text, numbers or short labels.
- One highlight row that takes the accent color, for the winner, the current pick or the line you are about to talk about.
How it fits into video editing
Type your columns and rows into the form, choose which row to highlight, pick a theme (or your own brand colors and font) and export. You get an MP4 for the timeline or a transparent MOV to float the table over your own footage. The table plays exactly as you saw it in the preview.
Frequently asked questions
- How many rows and columns can an animated table have?
- Up to five columns and eight rows. That is the point where text stays readable at YouTube sizes; for longer lists, split the table into two clips.
- Can I highlight one row, like the winner of a leaderboard?
- Yes. Pick any row as the highlight row and it takes the theme's accent color while the others stay plain.
- Can I export the table with a transparent background?
- Yes. Choose the transparent MOV format and the table renders with an alpha channel, ready to sit over your footage in Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, Final Cut Pro or CapCut.
- Does the table animate, or is it a still image?
- It animates. The title and header appear first, then the rows enter one by one in the animation style you pick, then the table holds still so viewers can read it.