AI motion graphics and animated infographics Charts, maps and numbers that move with the voice.
Every one drawn for its sentence.
Drawn for: “In 2000, Russia launched thirty four rockets, America twenty eight, China five. By 2010, Russia thirty one, America and China fifteen each. In 2023, America launched a hundred and sixteen, China sixty seven, Russia nineteen.”
29 ways to draw a moment.
Numbers
- Big number
- One figure counting up as it's said, with its icon and what it means.
- Several numbers
- Two to four figures on tiles, each rolling up on its words, one lit.
- Icon count (1 in 4)
- A share drawn as icons, the ones that count lit.
- Part of a whole
- A donut or a stacked bar with one part lit.
- Gauge
- A bar or ring filling up to a limit.
- Scale reveal
- Close on one thing, then out to show how many or how big.
Comparisons and charts
- This vs that
- Two things side by side, each with its number.
- Bar chart
- Amounts side by side, the one that matters lit.
- Line chart
- Change over time, drawn as it's told.
- Bar race
- Rankings changing over the years, about a second a period.
- Funnel
- Many narrowing to a few, each stage counting up.
- Overlap (Venn)
- Two or three things and where they meet.
Time and place
- Timeline
- Dates in order, each pinned on its word.
- Time passing
- A calendar crossing off days, a clock or an hourglass.
- Map
- The places named, the camera flying from one to the next.
- Journey
- A route across the frame with a traveller and its stops.
Words and ideas
- Animated words
- The key line set word by word, a word struck out or marked.
- Quote
- A line someone said, and who said it.
- Definition
- The term big, an underline drawing, the meaning below.
- Stamp
- A verdict slammed on: sold out, classified, busted.
- List
- Items in turn, the current one lit.
- Steps
- A process, one step after another.
- Hub
- Things connected to one centre.
- Elimination
- Options leaving one by one until one is left.
People and screens
- Name card
- A person, place or thing introduced with what it is.
- Search
- A question typed into a plain search bar, results dropping in.
- Phone or laptop
- A plain screen with a cursor clicking through it.
- Chapter card
- A number and a title for a new part of a long video.
- Free design
- Anything else, composed for the moment from things, cards and badges.
How a graphic is made.
- Picked for the moment
- Where the narration gives a number, a comparison, a list, a date or a place, the AI picks a shot for it: a big number, this vs that, a chart, a timeline, a map and two dozen more. Or you pick it.
- Filled with your words
- Its numbers, names and dates come from your script, so the graphic says what the voice says.
- On the word
- Each beat appears on the word it belongs to, with a pop, a whoosh or a tick if you want sound.
- Matched to the video
- Its look follows the video's style, in 9:16 and 16:9.
- Article scenes
- A Wikipedia article, an article from a link or your own screenshot, its passage highlighted as it's read. Free.
- Price
- 60 credits a graphic. Changing its words by hand costs nothing; asking the AI to change it is 40, three new ideas 15.
The article on screen, read as it's said.
Wikipedia's text comes under its CC BY-SA licence: its credit stays in the frame, and Wyrlo adds it to the description of a video it uploads to YouTube.
Where they earn their place.
- Explainers
- A figure counts up, a comparison lands, a process plays step by step.
- History and true crime
- Dates pin to a timeline and the map flies to every place named.
- Finance and data
- Line and bar charts, gauges, funnels and parts of a whole, from the figures in the script.
- Lists and rankings
- Bar races and lists with the current item lit.
- News recaps
- The article itself on screen, its passage highlighted as it's read.
- Ads and product videos
- Prices, savings and before-and-after side by side, on the word that says them.
See what a video with graphics uses on the price explorer, and the rest of the toolkit on Features.
Questions about animated graphics
Can Wyrlo make animated charts, maps and infographics?
Yes. Animated graphics are a scene type in Wyrlo AI: where the narration gives a number, a comparison, a list, a date or a place, the AI picks a shot for that moment (a big number, this vs that, a bar or line chart, a bar race, a funnel, a timeline, a map that flies between the places named, a gauge, animated words and more), fills it with the script's own words and numbers, and lands each beat on the word it belongs to, with a sound if you want one. It comes in five looks, in 9:16 and 16:9, and you can change any word in it for free.
How much does an animated graphic cost?
An animated graphic designed by the AI uses 60 credits in Wyrlo AI, the same in a Short or a long-form video. Changing its words by hand costs nothing; asking the AI to change it uses 40, and three new ideas for it 15. Article and screenshot scenes, with their passage highlighted, are free.
Can I change an animated graphic?
Yes. In Wyrlo AI you can edit a graphic's words and numbers by hand for free, pick another way to draw it (a big number, a chart, a timeline, a map and two dozen more), ask the AI to change it in your own words, or ask for three new ideas. Its look follows the video's style, and you can change that too.
Do animated graphics work in Shorts and long-form?
Yes. Wyrlo AI draws every animated graphic in both 9:16 and 16:9, with the caption band kept clear, so a Short and a long-form video get the same graphics laid out for their frame. A graphic can fill a scene or sit on top of its footage as an animated overlay.
Can Wyrlo show a web page or an article in the video?
Yes. A scene can show a Wikipedia article, an article from a link as a clean card, or your own screenshot, with the passage the narration reads highlighted as it's said. These scenes are free. Wikipedia's licence credit stays on screen, and Wyrlo adds it to the description of a video it uploads to YouTube.
Do animated graphics have sound?
If you want it. Each graphic's beats can carry a sound from Wyrlo's library: a pop as something appears, a whoosh on a slide, a tick while a number counts. A Short's sound is off, subtle or full; a long-form video turns graphics' sounds on or off.
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