Four chart types, one paste
Switch between them with one click. The same data works for all four, so you can try each and keep the one that tells the story best.
- Bar chart: horizontal bars that re-rank over time. The classic bar chart race.
- Line chart: lines that draw themselves, with labels riding the tips.
- Column chart: vertical bars for leaderboards and contests.
- Donut chart: a ring that shows how a whole splits up, with a ranked legend.
How to make a chart
- Open the editor and paste a table from Excel, Google Sheets or a CSV file. Dates can run down the first column or across the top row.
- Pick a chart type, a theme and a format: 9:16 for Reels and TikTok, 4:5 or 1:1 for the feed, 16:9 for YouTube and slides.
- Add a title, a source line and optional captions at key moments.
- Export an MP4, or scrub to any moment and download that frame as a 1080-pixel PNG.
Still images or video, your choice
Most chart makers stop at a picture. Here the picture is one frame of a video. Use the PNG for a report, slide or blog post, and the MP4 when you want the chart to move on social media or in a presentation.
Have only one set of numbers, not a time series? Paste two columns (name and value) and the bars grow into place instead of racing.
What makes this different from a spreadsheet chart
- Built for screens people scroll: big type, safe zones for phone apps, and themes designed for video.
- Smooth motion between data points, with values interpolated so bars and lines never jump.
- Everything renders in your browser, so your data stays on your device.