Compare GDP growth across countries
How did economic growth differ before and after 2020?
World Bank historical snapshot · Economy over timeTry this exampleTurn a table into an animated chart, ranking or comparison for YouTube and Shorts. Try a working example without signing up. Then use your own values or connect a supported data source in the Studio.
Compare how countries grew, reveal your best-selling products, or show which rankings changed. Start with a complete example and see what happens when you change its values.
How did economic growth differ before and after 2020?
World Bank historical snapshot · Economy over timeTry this exampleWhich products brought in the most revenue?
Editable practice data · Data cards countdownTry this exampleWhich product moved up the rankings each month?
Editable practice data · Bar chart raceTry this example22 focused formats plus 20 slideshow presets. Every format comes with editable starter content.
A price chart that plays forward candle by candle, with a live price and % change
"What if you had invested $1,000?" — the curve draws forward to a final number
The whole market as one map — tile size is value, colour is the move
The CPI, jobs or GDP print as a video: what came in, what was expected, and what it means
Morph the Treasury curve between dates and call out the inversion that precedes recessions
Draw GDP growth, unemployment or inflation for several countries on one animated chart
The clock runs and goals drop in minute by minute, with the score updating live
Two players compared across six attributes, card-game style
Place every item into S–F tiers, one dramatic reveal at a time
"Top 100…" ranked cards counting down to #1, with a running leaderboard
An escalating ladder from level 1 to the top, with scale multipliers
Animated rankings over time — bars overtake each other year by year
A drone flythrough where every fortune is a skyscraper — scale anchor, wealth segments, free-fall drop
Circles grow to the size of their value — the biggest dwarfs the rest (great for Shorts)
Head-to-head stat battle with health-bar fills and a winner reveal
Reveal transformations with paired photos, labels, values, and a dramatic split-screen wipe
Turn milestones, history, or a brand journey into a cinematic chronological story
Hook viewers with multiple-choice questions, a countdown, and a satisfying answer reveal
One image-and-text video maker with twenty layouts inside Studio — photo story, quotes, listicles, products, news, how-to, recipes, documentary, property, FAQ, scorecards, social feeds, myth vs fact, this-or-that, map journeys, lineups, and audiograms
Type lyrics and they are sung to a nursery melody, with bouncing-ball word highlighting
Upload a song, paste the lyrics, auto-time every line, or turn on a playful kids sing-along look
Use World Bank for country comparisons, FRED for economic releases, or CoinGecko for crypto charts. Your own tables can come from a supported public Google Sheet. Source labels and observation dates help viewers check the story.
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Prepare rows or a time series, choose a format and check the imported values.
Follow the Google Sheets guide →Choose a replay, heatmap or release video and make the measurement window clear.
Market video guide →Economic data guide →Start with a small CSV, keep units consistent and check how missing data is handled.
Make a bar chart race →Arrange dates and milestones, add images and give each event enough reading time.
Make a timeline video →Pick a countdown, comparison, timeline, quiz, data animation, or another ready-made structure.
Edit the words, numbers, images, colors, voiceover, music, and thumbnail while the preview updates.
Save one project and render it as a widescreen YouTube video or a vertical Short.
VideoMason is a data video maker: it turns structured facts into repeatable animation. That makes it useful when the story changes faster than a manually edited timeline.
It turns values, dates, labels, and sources into an animated video. In VideoMason you edit the data and visual style; the selected format handles motion and timing.
Connect a Google Sheet, type or paste your own data, or choose a supported source for markets, economics, sports, science, and public statistics. Projects retain source and freshness information.
Yes. Render the same project as a 16:9 landscape video or a 9:16 vertical Short without rebuilding the animation.
No. Each format controls its pacing. You edit content, colours, narration, captions, music, and thumbnail while the preview updates.
Yes. On a plan with scheduling, keep a saved source mapping and schedule, then render again when connected data changes.
Use candlestick replays, market heatmaps, economic releases, yield curves, bar chart races, comparisons, maps, quizzes, sports formats, and twenty slideshow styles.