Type a number, pick a look and download a counting-numbers video as a 1080p MP4. Made in your browser in seconds, ready for CapCut, Premiere Pro or any editor.
How it works
Four steps, about a minute, and nothing to install.
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Type where the count starts and where it ends: 0 to 10,000, 10 down to 0, 0 to 2.5 with a decimal. Add a prefix or suffix such as $, % or K, and a label like Followers.
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Roll turns each digit like an odometer; Count ticks through the numbers. Set how long it counts, from 1 to 60 seconds, and whether it slows into the final number or keeps a steady pace.
3
Six looks and four typefaces, or set the number and background to any color: green or black if you'll remove the background in your editor. Four frame shapes: 9:16, 16:9, 1:1 and 4:5.
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Press Download. The video is rendered in your browser at 1080p and saved to your device, usually in a few seconds. No account, no watermark.
Ready-made versions
Each one opens its own maker with the settings filled in. Change anything, then download.
When a counter isn’t enough
Here you get a clean number on a background. In Rescroll you describe the graphic you actually want — “count up to $12,400 as I say it, then show the month as a bar chart, in my brand colors” — and it's designed from scratch on your own video. Attach your logo, your fonts or a screenshot and it matches them. Not right yet? Ask for the change in the chat.
Free counter
Rescroll
One number, in your colors
Any design you can describe, matched to your logo, fonts or a screenshot
A clip you overlay and key out yourself
Built on your own video, placed around you
You line it up in your editor
Lands on the exact word you say
Change it with the settings here
Change anything by asking in the chat
Part of the Pro, Ultimate and Scale plans.
Both built in Rescroll from a description.
The basics
A number counter animation is a short video of a number counting up or down from one value to another: 0 to 10,000 followers, $0 to $50,000 in revenue, 0 to 100%.
Editors lay it over a video so a statistic lands harder than a still number would. A figure that climbs on screen holds the eye for the seconds it takes to arrive, which is why you see counters in milestone posts, growth recaps, explainers and ads.
This maker builds one from the numbers you type. There are two motions: Roll, where each digit turns on its own wheel like an odometer, and Count, where the whole number ticks over like a digital display.
In your editor
An MP4 has no transparent background, so the counter comes ready to key. Set the background to green and remove it with chroma key, or to black and use a Screen blend.
Download the counter on a green background. In CapCut, drag it onto the track above your video so it sits on top as an overlay. Select it, open Video → Remove BG → Chroma key, pick the green with the color picker and raise Strength until the background is gone. Menu names move a little between CapCut versions; look for Chroma key. If you made it on black instead, set the clip's blend mode to Screen.
Put the counter on a video track above your footage. From the Effects panel, drag Ultra Key onto it and click the Key Color eyedropper on the green. For a version on black, skip the key: in Effect Controls, set Opacity → Blend Mode to Screen.
Place the counter on the track above your footage. On the Edit page, open Effects → Open FX, find 3D Keyer under Resolve FX Key and drag it onto the clip, then sample the green in the viewer with the Open FX overlay switched on. For a version on black, set Composite Mode to Screen in the Inspector instead.
Connect the counter above your footage in the timeline. From the Effects browser, drag the Keyer effect onto it; it finds and removes the green by itself. For a version on black, set Blend Mode to Screen in the Video inspector.
To build one from scratch: add a Slider Control to a text layer (Effect → Expression Controls), Alt- or Option-click the stopwatch on Source Text and enter Math.round(effect("Slider Control")("Slider")), then keyframe the slider from your first number to your last. Commas need an extra expression, and the slider stops at 1,000,000, so bigger numbers need a workaround such as a Point Control. Or skip all of it: make the counter here and drop the MP4 into your comp, keying the green with Keylight.
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