Number Counter Animation
One big number, counting up with cinematic easing — the simplest, highest-impact data shot in any video.
A counting number is the hook of a thousand explainer videos: subscribers reached, dollars raised, people affected. Chartimator's counter scene animates a hero figure with an ease-out count, a caption, and an accent underline — sized to fill a vertical frame.
Add a prefix or suffix ($, %, M, B), control decimals, and pair it with a bar race or line reveal to turn one number into a full story.
What makes it work
Cinematic count-up
Ease-out-expo pacing: fast start, dramatic slow landing on the final figure.
Units built in
Prefix and suffix fields handle $, %, M, B, and any custom unit.
Auto-fit type
The figure scales to fill the frame — 8 digits or 3, it always looks intentional.
Caption + accent
A lowercase caption and a theme-colored underline finish the shot.
How it works
Type the number
Enter the final value, units, and a caption.
Pick the vibe
Minimal light, cinematic Midnight, or Neon — with hype/smooth/gentle pacing.
Export
A 3–5 second MP4, ready to cut into any edit.
Frequently asked questions
Can I count down instead of up?
Counting up to a final value is the built-in behavior today; countdowns are on the roadmap.
Can I use it as an overlay in CapCut or Premiere?
Export the MP4 and layer it in your editor. Transparent-background exports (WebM) are planned so counters can sit directly over footage.
How long is a counter scene?
You control it — typically 3–5 seconds. The count finishes early enough to hold on the final number.
Can I combine a counter with other charts?
Yes — scenes chain together in one video: open with a counter hook, then a bar race, then a donut breakdown.
Make your first video in minutes
Free while in beta — no account needed to try it.
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