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Data Animation Video Maker

Turn spreadsheet data into polished animated videos. Import, design, preview and export—right in your browser.

6Animation stylesCSV · JSON · MP4* · WebM

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Animation canvas

Sample workspace
Ranking bars · 1280×720
0:00 / 0:06
Data stage timelineEqual pacing

Increase a stage's weight to hold it longer. All stage lengths scale to the total video duration. Edit the stage after selecting it; Undo restores previous timing.

5Frames
3Series
15Rows
1280×720Video size

Export a selected section

Set the in/out times in seconds. The original animation and data remain unchanged.

Exporting the full 6-second animation.

EXPORT STUDIO

Ready to share

Record a genuine canvas video, or save a still image. Encoding runs locally. Keep this tab visible while recording. Selected in/out times also apply.

Ready. Use Play to preview or Export video to render.
Inspect data values and source format
FrameLabelValue

Showing at most 500 source observations to keep the editor responsive. The downloaded CSV contains all supported imported values.

Animated data stories—without a subscription

How do I animate a table?

Paste CSV, TSV or JSON rows. Use a frame column for changes across years, quarters or stages. Choose a visualization and preview the transitions.

Are my numbers uploaded?

No. The editor renders and records locally using browser APIs. Optional background photos also stay on your device.

Can I export MP4?

Only if your browser explicitly supports the H.264 MP4 recording codec. WebM is the broadly supported default; the available options are detected automatically.

Can videos have transparent backgrounds or audio?

This version exports silent videos with opaque backgrounds. Transparent video and soundtrack mixing are not yet included. PNG frames and editable project files are supported.

Animate tabular values as a chart video

Import CSV, TSV, or JSON rows, check how frames, labels, and values are mapped, then choose a chart style and pacing. Set the title, aspect ratio, resolution, and duration, preview a selected section, and export a PNG, cleaned CSV, project JSON, or recorded video.

Example workflow

  1. Load a table and confirm its frame, series-label, and numeric-value columns.
  2. Choose a chart mode, edit the title and visual settings, and preview the interpolation.
  3. Set the export range, inspect the selected clip, and save the image, data, project, or browser-recorded video.

Authored example: Arrange quarterly orders as frames and product lines as series. Compare a bar chart with a shorter selected range before deciding which change is easiest to read.

Limits and privacy: Values must be non-negative; missing series values are treated as zero during interpolation. Source limits are 2 MB, 5,000 data points, 90 frames, 35 labels, and 45 seconds. Trend suggestions describe calculated patterns, not causes or generated narration; recording support and timing vary by browser.

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