chart.video

chart.video turns rows of data into animated charts for explainers, classroom demonstrations, reports and video overlays. Start with pasted spreadsheet cells, a CSV, Excel or JSON file, or a published Google Sheet. Eleven chart types include bar chart races, lines, pies and counters, allowing the same source data to be presented as a changing trend or a compact animated statistic. Adjust the chart's presentation, check the labels and values, and export an MP4 at 1080p or 4K with 30 or 60 fps. GIF is available for short loops, while transparent WebM lets a chart sit over footage in another editor. Processing happens on the user's device. The tool is free, needs no account and adds no watermark. It makes a finished animation from supplied data; users remain responsible for preparing accurate source values and choosing an appropriate chart.