Animated Number Counter Templates
A number lands harder when it moves. In these templates the digits roll like a mechanical odometer up to the final figure, so the count reads clearly instead of jumping from zero to the result.
Use the stat pop for the one figure you want remembered, the percentage ring for progress, the data bar for a quick comparison or glass stat cards for up to three figures at once. For creators there are subscriber milestones, live viewer counters and a streak flame; for kids, counting from one to ten with a hop on every number.
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Counting 1 to 10A giant number counting up one at a time with a hop on each jump, and a solid toy-like shadow underneath.
Face scaleFrom 😖 to 🤩, with the needle settling under the right one and the rest dimming.
Milestone · the counter lands roundThe counter rolls on an odometer from an ugly figure up to the round one, and when it hits it the confetti…
Streak · the day that ticks overThe flame breathes the whole time and the number ticks over on its frame, with the week's dots filling and a…
Live · the people counterThe blinking red dot, the word LIVE, and the viewer count rolling up on an odometer, with a small line…
Glass stat cardsUp to three glass cards with one figure each: the label, the number rolling up to its value, the rise or…
Big number with flying objectsA huge number counting up to its value (with prefix, suffix and the right thousands separator) while objects…
OdometerThe digits roll like a mechanical counter up to the final figure, with a progress bar underneath.
Stat PopA huge number landing with a shockwave. For the figure you want remembered no matter what.
Percentage ringA circle filling to the percentage given, with the figure inside. Clean and very readable.
Data barLabel on the left, figure on the right and a bar filling up. Fits in a corner without stealing the shot.
Questions
- Can the counter start from a number other than zero?
- In several templates, yes: the milestone counter rolls from an «ugly» figure up to the round one, and the big number with flying objects takes a prefix and a suffix.
- Why do the digits move at a constant speed?
- On purpose: with easing, the digits sit half-turned for most of the count and read as a blur. A steady roll stays readable from start to finish.
- Do I need After Effects?
- No. Every template is edited in your browser: type your text, choose colors and format (16:9, 9:16 or 1:1), watch the live preview and export.
- What do I export, and does it work in my editor?
- Most templates export as a ProRes 4444 .mov with a transparent background, which you place on a track above your clip in CapCut, Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve or Final Cut Pro. You can also export an MP4 with your own clip behind it. Always in Full HD.
- Is it free?
- Editing and previewing are free and need no account. To export you sign in with Google; during the open beta, new accounts get export credits at no cost.