Turn your numbers into an animated infographic video

People skim a spreadsheet. They watch an animated infographic. When a counter climbs to 12,000 or a bar doubles in height right in front of them, a number turns into a story. With ManyMotion, you paste your data into the chat, say what it should prove, and the AI builds the video: animated key figures, charts, lists, voice-over and original music.

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Ready-to-use prompt ideas

“A 30-second animated infographic of our year: 12,000 customers, +38% revenue, 4 new offices across Canada. Proud tone, square format for LinkedIn.”Try it →“An animated bar chart of my solar installation company's growth in Texas over 5 years, with voice-over.”Try it →“An animated infographic for our charity in Sydney: 3 key impact numbers from 2026 and a donation call to action.”Try it →“Our customer survey results as 4 animated stats for my travel agency in Abuja, vertical for Reels.”Try it →

Why ManyMotion

Numbers that move

Counters, bars and line charts reveal each data point on cue, in time with the voice-over.

Your data, not placeholders

You supply the real figures and the AI stages them. Check every value in the live preview before you export.

On-brand by default

Upload your logo and give your brand colors so the infographic matches your reports and decks.

Figures changed?

Fix a number or add a bar in one sentence. Each edit costs 5 credits.

Social or boardroom format

1:1 and 9:16 for LinkedIn and Instagram, 16:9 for meetings or your website. Full HD MP4 export.

How it works

01
Describe your video
In one or two sentences: your topic, your offer, the tone you want and the format.
02
The AI animates it
Animation, voice-over, original music and sound effects, all in sync, in about a minute.
03
Tweak and export
Ask for changes by chatting, then download an MP4 that is ready to post.

Tell one story with your data

A strong animated infographic doesn't show all your data. It picks three or four figures that serve a single message. Before writing your prompt, finish this sentence: "These numbers prove that…" Anything that doesn't support it stays out of the video.

0–3 s: the headline or question. "How long do your customers really wait?"
3–20 s: the key figures. One stat per scene, with a line of context.
20–27 s: the comparison. A chart or before/after that shows the trend.
Final seconds: the takeaway. What to remember, then your logo or a call to action.

Which chart for which kind of data?

What you want to show	Best scene
One headline result (customers, sales, volume)	Big animated counter
Change over time	Line chart or bars building up
Comparison between options	Side-by-side bars or split screen
Several equal points	Animated list, one item at a time
A powerful line from a customer or CEO	Quote in kinetic typography

Popular uses for animated infographics

Annual results: see a real example with our annual report video template, or read our page on annual report videos.
LinkedIn posts: one bold stat in a square video stops the scroll in a professional feed. More ideas on our LinkedIn video page.
Research and surveys: share the headline findings instead of a PDF nobody opens.
Nonprofit impact: people helped, funds raised, projects delivered.

One data set can work several times: a 45-second 16:9 cut for your all-hands meeting or website, then a 15-second 9:16 cut built around your strongest stat for Stories. Just ask: "switch to 9:16 and keep only the first number."

Mistakes that make data videos unreadable

Too many numbers per scene: on a phone, one figure and one sentence, max.
Missing units: "38" means nothing; "+38% sales" does.
Rushing: give each number two to three seconds on screen so it can actually be read.
No source: for market data or third-party research, show the source in small text under the figure.

Unsure which aspect ratio fits each platform? Check our guide to social media video formats. And if your message is about words rather than numbers, try a kinetic typography video.

Frequently asked questions

How do I give my data to the AI?

Type or paste your figures straight into the chat, with units and time periods ("2022 sales: $40,000, 2026: $95,000"). The AI picks the visuals, and you fine-tune them through the chat.

What kinds of charts can it animate?

Animated counters, bar charts, line charts, lists and split-screen comparisons. Ask for a specific type or let the AI choose.

Can I make an animated infographic for free?

Yes. Sign up and get 60 free credits, no credit card needed. One credit is one second of video, so a 30-second infographic uses 30 credits. Free exports carry a watermark.

Can I add a voice-over?

Yes. Every video can include a natural English or French voice-over that walks through the numbers, plus royalty-free original music.

Will my numbers be displayed exactly?

The AI uses the values you give it. Always double-check each figure in the preview before exporting, and fix anything in one sentence, for example "the second stat is 38%, not 36%."

Guides to go further

Social Media Video Sizes & Formats: 2026 Guide

Social media video sizes for 2026: aspect ratios, resolutions and ideal lengths for TikTok, Reels, Shorts, YouTube, LinkedIn, Facebook, WhatsApp and X.

Motion Design: Definition, Examples & 2026 Guide

Motion design explained: a simple definition, real-world uses, examples by industry and a step-by-step method to make your own animated videos, no software needed.