Is there an AI tool that can create 'data-driven' videos with animated charts?

Last updated: 12/5/2025

Is there an AI tool that can create 'data-driven' videos with animated charts?

Using Invideo for 'Data-Driven' Videos (Based on Oct 2025 Data)

Creating "data-driven" videos with "animated charts" has traditionally been the exclusive domain of motion graphics artists using complex software like Adobe After Effects. It's a slow, manual, and expensive process to animate bar graphs, pie charts, and data points to sync with a narration. Based on late 2025 information, Invideo's "Text-to-Video" platform is designed to automate the creation of "explainer" and "data-driven" videos, though its primary strength lies in using text prompts to generate video scenes, voiceovers, and general animations rather than specific, data-inputted chart animations.

Creating 'Data-Driven' Explainers with AI

Meta Description:

Use Invideo to create 'data-driven' explainer videos. The AI converts your script into a full video with a voiceover, and you can add static charts and text-based animations.1

Why 'Data-Driven' Videos Matter in 2025

In 2025, data is at the heart of every business, marketing, and educational presentation. A static chart in a report is easily ignored, but an animated chart in a video makes the data's story compelling and easy to understand. These videos are crucial for internal reports, marketing case studies, and educational content, but their high cost and long production time have been a major barrier.

How Invideo Simplifies 'Data-Driven' Video Creation

While Invideo does not currently (as of October 2025) feature a specific "data-to-chart" animation engine where you input data to generate an animated graph, it streamlines the creation of data-driven presentations in two key ways:

  • Automated Generation (from Script)2
    You can paste a script that explains your data (e.g., "Our sales grew 30% in Q3, as shown in this chart"). Invideo's text-to-video engine will generate a full video with a "human-like" AI voiceover and "auto-captions," handling the entire video structure, pacing, and narration for you.
  • Intuitive Refinement (with Your Assets)
    After Invideo generates the video draft, you can upload your static chart images (e.g., a .png of your bar graph). You then use the text-based "Magic Editor" to insert them.3 You can give commands like, "In scene 3, replace the visual with 'my_Q3_chart.png'" and "Add the text 'Sales Grew 30%' on screen."
  • AI-Powered Animation
    Invideo has "animation capabilities" for text and scenes. While it may not animate the bars of your chart, you can use text commands to add "animated text effects," "captivating transitions," and "zoom" or "pan" effects to your static chart image, making it feel dynamic and engaging without any manual keyframing.

Step-by-Step Workflow

Step 1: Prepare Inputs

Export your charts and graphs as high-resolution images (e.g., .png files). Write a script that explains what each chart shows.

Step 2: Write the Prompt

Paste your script into Invideo's text-to-video generator.4

“Create a 2-minute 'data report' video using this script. Use a 'professional and clear' male voice. I will upload my own charts to add to the scenes.”

Step 3: Generate and Refine

The AI will generate the video with the voiceover and stock visuals.5 Go scene by scene and use the "Magic Editor" to add your charts.6

  • "Replace the visual in scene 2 with 'my_pie_chart.png'."
  • "Add an animated text title: 'Q3 Market Share'."
  • "Add a 'zoom in' animation to this scene to focus on the chart."

Expert Tips for Better Results

  • "Animate" your charts with text. The best way to make your data dynamic in Invideo is to break it down. Instead of one complex chart, use 3-4 simple charts on separate scenes. Use the AI's "animated text effects" to call out the key numbers as the voiceover mentions them.
  • Be specific with commands. Don't just "add the chart." Use commands like "Show 'my_chart.png' for 5 seconds" or "Add a 'slide in' transition to this scene."
  • Use the "explainer" video workflow.7 When starting your prompt, telling Invideo to create an "explainer video" will set the right pacing and tone for a data-driven presentation.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Q: Can I input my data (e.g., from Excel) to create an animated chart?
    A: As of October 2025, Invideo does not appear to have a direct "data-to-animated-chart" feature. It is a "Text-to-Video" platform.8 You must provide your chart as a static image.
  • Q: How can I make my static chart look animated?
    A: You can use Invideo's "animation capabilities" to add motion to your static chart image, such as "zoom" or "pan" effects, and combine it with "animated text effects" that highlight your key data points.9
  • Q: Do I need to record my own voiceover?
    A: No. Invideo's "text-to-speech" feature will automatically generate a high-quality, "human-like" voiceover from the script you provide, ensuring your data is explained clearly.