Animated chart maker
Charts that build themselves on screen: bars that rise to their values, a line that draws itself, donut slices that sweep in turn, a needle that swings to the score, numbers that count up. Start from a chart template, type your figures, and export a video or a GIF for a report, a recap or a post.
How it works
- 1
Pick a chart template: bar chart, bar race, line chart, donut, gauge, stat grid or infographic.
- 2
Type your labels and numbers. A counter counts up to whatever figure you type; bars and slices are shapes whose size you set on the timeline.
- 3
Export an MP4 for video and social, a GIF for slides and emails, or a PNG of the frame you're on.
Start from a template
See all 25 templatesYou type the numbers in
smooth.video doesn't read a spreadsheet or connect to your data. That keeps it simple for a handful of figures, like a recap, a milestone or a result, and makes it the wrong tool for a chart with hundreds of points.
One idea per chart
Animation makes a chart easier to follow when it reveals things in order: the bars one by one, then the winner, then the total. Let the most important number arrive last and stay on screen long enough to be read.
Questions
- Can I import data from Excel or Google Sheets?
- No, you type the values in. It suits charts with a few bars or slices, not large datasets.
- Can I make a bar chart race?
- Yes: the bar race template grows the bars and swaps their places. Change the names and the numbers to make it yours.
- Can I put the chart in a presentation?
- Yes. Export an MP4 or a GIF and insert it into PowerPoint, Keynote or Google Slides like any video or image.