CSV to Video Converter
Drop a spreadsheet, get a video. Chartimator reads your CSV's shape and drafts the right animated chart automatically.
Your data already lives in a spreadsheet — the video should be one step away. Drop a CSV on Chartimator and the director inspects its shape: many periods and entities become a bar chart race, a long single series becomes a line reveal, a one-column split becomes a ranking or donut.
Everything stays editable after import: the full data grid, titles, theme, pacing, and scene order. Then export an MP4 sized for TikTok, YouTube, or a slide deck.
What makes it work
Shape detection
Rows × columns decide the chart: race, line, ranking, donut, or counter.
Forgiving parser
Quoted fields, currency symbols, commas, and percent signs are cleaned automatically.
Editable grid
Every imported number is visible and editable in the studio — fix typos without re-uploading.
Excel & Sheets friendly
Export CSV from Excel, Google Sheets, or Numbers and drop it straight in.
How it works
Export a CSV
From Excel or Google Sheets: File → Download → CSV.
Drop it on Chartimator
The director drafts scenes from your data's shape; adjust anything in the grid.
Export MP4
Rendered in your browser in seconds.
Frequently asked questions
What CSV layout works best?
First column = entity names, remaining columns = time periods (or a single value column). Headers become period labels.
Does my data get uploaded to a server?
CSV parsing and video rendering happen in your browser. Only AI-director requests (if you use a prompt) send data to the model to draft scenes.
How large can the file be?
Charts stay readable with up to ~12 entities and a few dozen periods per scene; the editor works comfortably in that range. Trim wide exports to the columns you need.
Excel or Google Sheets directly?
Export to CSV first — direct .xlsx import and live Google Sheets links are on the roadmap.
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