Bar and line charts that grow on screen, driven by your data — real motion components, not a screen recording of a spreadsheet and not a baked animation you can never touch again.

The chart animates itself — you supply the data and the story.
Charts made for a phone screen, not exported from a slide deck.
The animation is generated from the values. Change a number and the chart re-animates — no timeline surgery in a video editor.
A screen-recorded spreadsheet or dashboard is unreadable on a phone. These charts are components designed for vertical video.
Q3 got revised? Open the scene, fix the value, re-render. Scenes are layered objects — text, data, colors, and timing all stay adjustable.
Pair the chart with a code card for the query, a terminal for the benchmark run, a timeline for the rollout — 100+ components in one editor.
Voice-sync ties scene duration to the read, so the punchline number lands with the sentence that explains it.
No credit card, no watermarks, no credits system — AI usage runs on your own provider keys with zero markup.
Type or paste the values into the chart component. The growth animation is generated from the data itself — there is nothing to keyframe.
Yes — scene properties like colors stay editable per component, and per-project style keeps reels consistent. You can also train a style from a reference reel.
Bar and line charts are the data-driven core, alongside diagrams, timelines, and 100+ other motion components you can mix into the same Short.
Open the scene, edit the values, re-render. The chart is a live component, not baked pixels, so a revision takes minutes, not a remake.
ReelMint is free during the founding-creator pilot. Your first 5 videos run on ReelMint's own keys, no card; after that, generation runs on your own API keys, billed by the provider with zero markup.
Turn a programming concept into a 9:16 Short built from real, syntax-highlighted code cards — not a cropped screen recording. Every scene stays editable until the moment you publish.
Turn a README into a YouTube ShortPoint ReelMint at your project's README and get a script grounded in what the project actually does — then editable scenes: the install command as an animated terminal, the API example as a code card, the architecture as a diagram.
Terminal Demo Video MakerShow a CLI the way it deserves: typed-command animations in a clean terminal component, with monospace type sized for phones — not a desktop screen capture squinted at on a 6-inch screen.
Hinglish Tech Shorts — code-switched narration that actually worksRecord the way you actually teach — Hindi and English in the same sentence, npm and useEffect mid-flow — and get clean, romanized captions aligned word by word. This is the pipeline mainstream tools garble.
Changelog & Release-Notes Video MakerTurn release notes into a Short people actually watch: PR cards for the headline changes, code cards for the new API, a timeline for what shipped — published to YouTube or Instagram Reels on release day, on schedule.
Bring one dataset and publish an animated chart Short this week — free during the pilot.
Start free — no credit card