1 animated table design for YouTube videos
A titled table that builds header first, then row by row, with one highlight row in the accent color. Add your columns and rows, choose a theme and export a clip for your video edit.
Theme
Style
Leaderboards, spec comparisons, race ratings, price lists: when a video has to show several things side by side, a table is the honest choice. This animated video graphic builds the header first, then brings the rows in one at a time in the rhythm of the animation preset, giving the narrator a beat per row, and then holds still so the viewer can read it.
What you can change
- Two to five columns with your own headers, and one to eight rows.
- One highlight row that takes the accent color, or none.
- A title and subtitle, the theme (or your own brand colors and font) and the animation preset.
In the edit
Export an MP4 for a full-frame cutaway or a transparent MOV to float the table over your footage in Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, Final Cut Pro or CapCut. The table plays exactly as it did in the preview.
Frequently asked questions
- How many rows and columns fit in the animated table?
- Two to five columns and one to eight rows. That keeps the text readable at YouTube sizes; for longer lists, split the data into two clips.
- Can I highlight the winner or the current row?
- Yes. Choose any row as the highlight row and it takes the theme's accent color while the other rows stay plain.
- Can the cells hold numbers and text together?
- Yes. Every cell is text, so 2.4M, +18%, a name or a rating all work side by side in one row.
- Can I overlay the table on my own footage?
- Yes. Export as a transparent MOV and place it on a track above your video; the table builds in over the footage with nothing behind it.