Animated Stats Video From Your Numbers
Your numbers as an animated video with charts, counters and a checklist.
- Pipeline
- Motion graphics (vector)
- Format
- 9:16
- Upload
- Nothing. Paste your numbers in the prompt.
The prompt
Type your own words into the fields: the [BLANKS] fill in as you go. Copy it and send it to Claude or ChatGPT with Cut Express connected.
Prompt
Make a [LENGTH IN SECONDS]-second 9:16 motion graphics video about [TOPIC]. Animated scenes only, no footage, built from the assets motion recipes (adapt them, don't copy them as-is). Brand: [BRAND COLORS], thin borders, no shadows. A bold sans for titles, a mono font for labels. Beats: - Kinetic title "[HOOK LINE]". - A bar chart of [YOUR DATA], bars growing one by one with their labels. - A counter rolling up to [THE BIG NUMBER]. - A checklist ticking three items: [THREE ITEMS]. - End card: "[CALL TO ACTION]". Sound: a whoosh on each scene change, a pop on each bar and tick (built-in sound effects). Keep every text inside the safe area. Show me the timeline before you render.
The blanks
- [LENGTH IN SECONDS]
- How long the finished video runs, as a number of seconds. Reels and Shorts hold best between 15 and 60.
- [TOPIC]
- What the video is about, in one sentence.
- [BRAND COLORS]
- Your colors as hex codes with their roles, for example "background #0B0B0A, accent #FFD23F".
- [HOOK LINE]
- The first words on screen, the reason to keep watching, in under ten words.
- [YOUR DATA]
- The numbers with their labels, for example "views per day: Mon 1,200, Tue 3,400, Wed 2,900".
- [THE BIG NUMBER]
- The one number to land on, with what it counts.
- [THREE ITEMS]
- Three short items, a few words each.
- [CALL TO ACTION]
- What the viewer should do at the end, in the words to show, for example "Try it free at lumen.app".
Tips
- Paste the real numbers. Your AI draws exactly what you give it and never makes data up.
- One idea per scene. A chart and a counter on the same screen fight for the eye.
New to prompting video? How to write a good prompt for Cut Express covers the story, the hook, captions, sound, pace and how to iterate with versions.
The real render behind this prompt
This prompt was written from one we used to make a video for this site. Here is that video and the exact prompt that made it.
The exact prompt
Make a 15-second 9:16 motion graphics video about Cut Express motion graphics: animated videos you make just by chatting. Animated scenes only, no footage, built from the assets motion recipes (adapt them, don't copy them as-is). Brand: background #0B0B0A, Cut yellow #FFD23F, Playhead violet #9D8CFF, thin borders #3A372C, no shadows, no emoji. A bold sans for titles, a mono font for labels.
Beats:
0–2.5 s: kinetic title "Motion graphics." then "by chatting." slams in under it in yellow (impact_word style).
2.5–5 s: a chat bubble types "a bar chart of my views, then a price tag". A violet cursor blinks at the end.
5–9 s: the answer builds itself on screen, one recipe after another, each snapping in on a beat: a bar chart whose bars grow (labels Mon–Fri), a counter rolling from 0 to 12,480, and a checklist ticking three items ("titles", "charts", "end cards").
9–12 s: a price tag swings in and a small mono label at the bottom reads "20 recipes · HTML + GSAP · rendered to MP4".
12–15 s: end card: "Vector videos, no timeline." and the cut.express wordmark, with "Start your 7-day free trial" in small text.
Sound: a whoosh on each scene change, a pop on each bar and checklist tick, a coin sound on the price tag (built-in sfx). Keep each animation scene under 20 s and every text inside x 0.08, w 0.84. Show me the timeline before you render.