Data & charts

Make a 7-second 16:9 line chart for [who will watch, e.g. the board], playing [where, e.g. the quarterly review]. Use only the numbers I attach or list below; don't round or smooth them. Near-black background.

The title sits top left and a large white number top right. An orange line draws from left to right across the period over a fading orange gradient fill, while a white dot with an orange halo rides the tip and the big number counts along with it. At the marked point, a white ring appears on the line with a thin stem and a white label. End frame: the big number turns orange, held for 1.5 seconds.

Title: [e.g. "Weekly active users"]
Data: [your periods and values] (e.g. Jan to Jul, 1,200 to 5,200)
Marked point and label: [e.g. April, "Video launch"]

Make a 7-second 16:9 comparison for [who will watch, e.g. prospects deciding between us and an agency], playing [where, e.g. the sales deck]. Use only the two titles and six points below; don't reword them. Near-black background.

The frame splits into two dark panels that slide in from the left and right. A white circular "VS" badge spins into the center. The left panel lists its three points with dashes; the right panel lists its three with orange plus signs. End frame: the right panel floods orange with black text and scales up slightly while the left panel dims.

Left title and points: [e.g. "Old way": "Brief an agency", "Wait two weeks", "One format"]
Right title and points: [e.g. "New way": "Describe it in a prompt", "Render in minutes", "Every format"]

Make a 7-second 16:9 stat animation for [who will watch, e.g. customers reading our year in review], playing [where, e.g. the newsletter and LinkedIn]. Use only the numbers below; don't round or change them. Near-black background.

A small uppercase gray title tightens its letter spacing as it fades in. Three columns appear one after another: each has a thin orange bar that sweeps across, then a huge off-white number counts up from zero, with a gray label beneath. End frame: hold on the final numbers.

Title: [e.g. "2026 IN NUMBERS"]
Three numbers and labels: [e.g. "98.9%" Uptime, "3.2x" Faster deploys, "$1.4M" Saved per year]

Make a 9-second 16:9 animated bar chart for [who will watch, e.g. investors], playing [where, e.g. the monthly update]. Use only the numbers I attach or list below; don't round or change any of them. Warm off-white background, bold geometric sans.

The title fades in at the top left. A baseline draws across and faint gridlines appear. The gray bars grow one after another with their values counting up above them; the last bar is orange-red with its value in the same accent. End frame: a black pill with an orange dot slides in near the last bar with the takeaway, held for 2 seconds.

Title: [e.g. "Monthly active teams"]
Data: [your labels and values] (e.g. Jan–Jun: 120, 168, 214, 290, 352, 498)
Takeaway: [e.g. "4x growth in six months"]