Browse below for animated graphs and chart examples.
It’s no secret that video is one of the most powerful forms of content today. Animated marketing reports are a great way to harness the power of video for your business. They’re engaging, informative, and can help you reach a wider audience than traditional written reports. But like all types of videos, there are a few things to keep in mind when creating them.
Lottie Graph Animations are vector based animations that have been created using Adobe After Effects and are then exported as a json file. This is a particularly good format for websites, apps, and games that need animation, but do not want to deal with the hassle of creating individual files for each frame.
Futuristic Line Graph Animation https://vimeo.com/654528463 Futuristic line graph animation example. Embedded to autoplay within the website, notice that the line graph’s internal background loops seamlessly.
Below is an example of a fish farm system animation. Created for a recirculating aquaculture system company.
Color-gradient changing map animation. This choropleth map animation was made to represent the geographic coverage of countries over time.
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Below you will find a customer journey diagram animation. The customer journey showcases how a customer might end up using the services from a particular company and their interaction journey throughout.
If you are in need of a similar animation need, click of the ‘animate yours’ buttons around this page.
Below the other video examples on this page is a buy/sell order animation. The line chart showcases a cryptocurrency algorithm and recommends to buy or sell stock at the current market price. The stock profit animation showcases a running tally of the total profit (since inception).
Any presentation, pitch or marketing manager can benefit from sharing your client’s in a visually-appealing format. HD video animations do just that. Pair your animated financials (example shown below) with a logo animation and you’ll skip the ‘boring’ factor.
The red bar chart animation below showcases a conceptual change in value before being ‘sorted’ into a final order from smallest bar to largest.
Google Ads Animation Turn your google ads results into an animated dashboard for your clients to review. Video format is easy to embed in any
Circle charts are great for quickly comparing percentages. Add in some colors that ‘pop’ and you’ve got yourself a presentation-ready video or GIF.
Need a circle chart? Get in touch or click the ‘animate your data’ button below to get started.
Have a Google report or dashboard that needs to be enhanced? Browse below at what some Google charts and metrics look like when animated. Animated reports can be customized and white labelled to pass along to clients.
Venn diagram animations are most frequently embedded in presentations and used to showcase the relationship between two or more topics and where they overlap.
PowerPoint flowchart animations can come in a variety of formats. Given the limited nature of PowerPoint and other presentation software, some of the most engaging presentations come from video and GIF animations embedded into the pitch.
An area chart is a graphical representation of data where the area between a series of data points and an x-axis are filled in with color or shading. This makes it easy to see changes in the magnitude of the data over time.
A pie chart is a graphical tool used to display the relative proportions of different values within a dataset. They are most effective when displaying data that is broken down into categories. For example, you might use a pie chart to show the percentage of people who voted for each candidate in an election.
Line graph animations are ideal for comparing two sets of data over a timeline or showing a trend over time. Add unique colors, icons and more for a creative presentation.
Need an animated line graph? Get in touch or click the ‘Animate your Data’ button below.
Line chart GIF animations are great for comparing two sets of data or showing an increase or decrease in trend over time.
Shown below is an example of a stock price increasing over time. Also shown is the price of Ethereum over time, created for a client’s presentation.
Have an Excel spreadsheet, and associated data, that you’d like animated? These are great for multimedia presentations and PowerPoint.
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