Free Animated Counter
Make a count up animation in your browser. Type a milestone, style it, and export a 1080p video of the number climbing. No signup.
- 1080p MP4
- 60 fps · 5 seconds
- Light & dark
- 12 animated emojis
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What is a count up animation?
A count up animation is a number that ticks from zero to a target value over a few seconds. You'll also hear it called a counter animation, a number counter, or an increasing numbers animation. Same effect every time: the number climbs, lands on your milestone, and holds.
It works because motion earns the pause. A static "10,000 followers" graphic is easy to scroll past. The same number counting up isn't. Your eye catches the movement, waits for the number to land, and the landing is the payoff. That two-second wait is the whole trick, and it's why counters show up in launch videos, milestone posts, and every pitch deck with a revenue slide.
Designers used to build these in After Effects with keyframes and expressions. This tool renders one in your browser instead: type the number, style it, export a video. Under a minute, no signup.
Make a number counter animation
A number counter and an animated counter are the same thing: a number that starts at zero and climbs to whatever you set, right on screen. Some people search for a number counter, some for an animated counter, but they both want the same effect, and this tool makes it. Type your number, style it, and export a video of it counting up. Under a minute, no signup.
Put the number counter wherever the number carries the story. On websites as a live stat that ticks up as the page loads. As an overlay on top of video, so a recap or a launch clip feels alive. Or dropped straight into social posts and reels, where a climbing number stops the scroll better than a static one.
Building the whole graphic, not just the number? Pull your palette straight from a screenshot with the color picker from image, then set the backdrop with the animated background generator or a mesh gradient generator. Counter on top, background behind, done.
Count up
The classic number counter. It climbs from zero and lands on your target.
Odometer-style tick
Each digit rolls like a fuel pump, for a mechanical, ticking feel.
Milestone reveal
The count holds on the final number so the big moment lands with weight.
Where a counter earns its spot.
Milestone posts, revenue recaps, launch stats, follower goals. If the number is the story, let it move.
Your first $25k month deserves more than a Stripe screenshot.
Let the number climb to 10k instead of just stating it.
Thirty straight days of posting, counted out loud.
A year in business is a number worth watching land.
First-week orders ticking up make a launch recap feel live.
A community milestone revealed, not announced.
Numbers read as proof when they count up on screen.
Count up to launch day, or reverse the clip for a true countdown.
A counter on a milestone is a two-second moment that makes a post worth pausing on.
Pick a number
Type the milestone you want to celebrate. Anywhere from 1 to 999,999. The counter starts at zero and ticks up.
Style the moment
Pick light or dark. Add a label, prefix, suffix, and one of twelve animated emojis. Live preview as you go.
Export the MP4
Hit export. Krumzi renders a 5-second 1080p video in your browser. Drop it straight onto Instagram, TikTok, or LinkedIn.
MP4 out of the box. GIF in one extra step.
The exported clip drops straight into Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn, and YouTube, onto a Premiere or CapCut timeline, or into a PowerPoint slide set to autoplay.
The MP4 you get
A 5-second clip at 1920x1080, rendered at 60fps so the count stays smooth. It renders right in your browser: nothing uploads, there's no queue, and the file lands in your downloads in seconds.
Need a GIF counter?
Export the MP4, then run it through a free converter like ezgif or CloudConvert. Two minutes, done. We render video on purpose: the count stays crisp, the file is a fraction of a GIF's size, and everywhere a GIF autoplays, an MP4 autoplays too.
GIF animated numbers for websites
Embedding a counter on a site? Use the MP4 in a video tag with autoplay, muted, and loop. It behaves exactly like a GIF at a tenth of the file size. Save the actual GIF for places that only accept image uploads.
Number animation styles, and how to get each one.
Increasing numbers animation
The classic. The number climbs from zero and lands on your target. It's what this tool makes: pick any number from 1 to 999,999 and the counter ticks up to it over five seconds.
Countdown animation
The same effect in reverse, counting down to zero for launches and drops. Export your count up MP4, then reverse the clip in CapCut, Premiere, or iMovie. One click in most editors.
Number changing animation
A number that jumps between values, like 10, then 25, then 50. Render one counter per value and cut them together in your editor. Or build it in the Krumzi video editor, where counters live on a timeline.
Rolling odometer effect
Each digit spins independently, like a fuel pump. This tool keeps the whole number climbing as one piece instead, which reads cleaner at feed sizes where every digit counts.
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