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Animated charts that appear the moment you say the number.

Stock footage can't show your revenue figure, and AI video still can't render a number correctly. Ahacut reads the figures, percentages and comparisons in your script and builds the chart for each one, timed to the sentence it belongs to.

3,000 free trial credits, no card. Plans from $9/month.

An animated chart, generated from one spoken line.
A big-number scene: the figure you say, on screen as you say it.
Animated data lines.

What you put in

Any one of these
  • →Your voiceover, subtitles or script
  • →The numbers come from what you say; no spreadsheet needed

What you get back

Rendered in the cloud, nothing to install
  • ✓Animated bar and line charts, counters, big-number cards
  • ✓Side-by-side comparisons and rankings
  • ✓Rendered as full-screen b-roll or a transparent overlay beside you, in landscape 16:9 or vertical 9:16
How it works

Three steps, no keyframes

1

Upload the script or audio

Lines with figures, percentages, prices or comparisons are picked up automatically.

2

Each figure gets a scene

A chart for a trend, a counter for a headline number, a split card for A versus B.

3

Lay it on the timeline

The chart arrives on the exact line, so the number on screen matches the number in your voice.

Building charts by hand

After Effects, Flourish, Canva
  • ✕Enter the data, style it, export, place it
  • ✕Re-time every animation to the voiceover
  • ✕An hour or more per chart for a polished result

Ahacut

Generated from the sentence
  • ✓Figures read from your script
  • ✓Timed to the line automatically
  • ✓Every chart in the video from one render

Made for finance and tech channels

Finance and tech explainers are full of moments that need a precise visual: a stock up 34%, a price cut from $20 to $12, a benchmark where one chip beats another. Those are the moments a stock library has nothing for. Ahacut renders them as real text and real numbers, not generated pixels, so the figure is always legible and always right.

Charts are illustrative and built from the figures you say. If you need a chart from a full dataset, a dedicated tool like Flourish is the better fit; Ahacut is for the numbers you narrate.

Keep the chart next to you

With overlay mode, the chart appears beside you on a transparent layer instead of replacing the shot, like a news presenter with a graphic at their shoulder.

Try it on your own video

3,000 free trial credits on signup. No card, no watermark.

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Frequently asked questions

How do YouTubers make animated charts and numbers over their videos?
Traditionally in After Effects or a tool like Flourish, then timed by hand to the voiceover. Ahacut automates it: upload the voiceover or subtitles and the figures in your script become animated charts placed at the right moment.
Do I need to provide the data?
No. The numbers come from what you say in the script. If you mention a figure, it can become a chart or counter.
Are the numbers rendered correctly?
Yes. Scenes are rendered as real text and vector graphics, not generated video frames, so figures and labels stay sharp and exact.
Can the charts match my channel's colors?
Yes. On paid plans you can save a brand kit with your colors, fonts and logo and apply it to every render.

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