Show a headline figure that counts up to its value when the page loads. Type a number or upload a spreadsheet, style it and embed it for free.
A number ticker is a big figure that counts from a starting value up to a target when the reader reaches it. It has no axes and no marks, only the number, an optional prefix and suffix such as a currency sign or a unit, and a caption. You can type a single value, write a sentence with the numbers inside it, or give one row of data per number and get a grid of counters. It suits impact reports, landing pages and the opening figure of a story.
A total raised, a number of users or a record broken reads best as a single large number.
Give each statistic its own row and the tickers line up with a caption under each.
The count starts when the chart loads, so the number gets noticed on a busy page.
Write the sentence once and mark where the figures go, and each one counts on its own.
A bar or column chart lets readers compare sizes. Big numbers side by side do not.
Use a line chart. A ticker shows only the end point.
A gauge shows how far a value is from a goal. A ticker does not.
Turn the animation off or keep it short for readers who prefer reduced motion.
From a spreadsheet to a published chart, step by step.
A start number close to the target makes a change feel small. Use zero only when the figure is new.
Counts over a few seconds feel slow. Keep it to about two seconds for most pages.
More than six counters in one grid compete for attention. Keep the ones that matter.
A bare number says little. Add a caption and a source line.
A large number that animates from a start value to a target, used for headline statistics.
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