Financial Figure

A money counter animation for your revenue number

On black, a dollar figure rolls up from zero flush-left while an orange revenue curve draws underneath it and a soft area fades in below the line; once the number lands, a growth pill and a comparison line drop in. Five and a half seconds.

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Text · 5.5s · 9:16

Counter · Revenue · Dollar · Curve

Money counting up, with the curve to prove it

A money counting animation is the fastest way to say "we hit a number" — but a figure counting up on its own looks like a slot machine. This template pairs the count with its evidence. While the dollar amount rolls up in a large grotesk, a revenue curve draws itself from left to right across the lower half of the frame, the area under it fades in, and a dot pops at the end of the line and keeps pulsing.

When the counter lands, a pill with the growth figure and a short comparison line drop in beside it. The amount is a real number control from 1,000 to 999,999 — type your figure and the counter rolls to it, with the dollar sign and thousands separators handled for you. The label, the growth pill, the comparison and the accent colour are text and colour controls.

5.5 seconds, three beats

What is on screen, and when. Every element named here is a layer in the document — you can click any of them on the canvas and change it.

Financial Figure template at 0.99s — Counting up — Beat 1 · 0.99s
Counting up
The label is in, the dollar figure is rolling up flush-left and the revenue curve is drawing across the lower half of the frame.

Financial Figure template at 2.2s — Almost there — Beat 2 · 2.2s
Almost there
The counter is closing on the final amount and the curve is nearly at its peak, the shaded area filling in beneath it.

Financial Figure template at 3.2s — Landed, with context — Beat 3 · 3.2s
Landed, with context
The full amount is on screen, the end dot pulses at the top of the curve, and the growth pill and comparison line sit under the number.

Three steps to your revenue video

01
Enter the amount
The Amount control takes any figure from 1,000 to 999,999; the counter rolls from zero to it and formats it with a $ and commas.
02
Write the label and growth
Label sits above the number ("Monthly revenue"), Growth pill holds the change ("+24.6%") and Comparison says against what.
03
Pick the accent and export
The accent colours the curve, the area, the end dot and the pill. Export the money counter video for a post, a deck or an investor update.

Counts to your number

The value is an input, not artwork

Change the amount and the counter re-times itself to roll to the new figure — no re-keyframing, no mismatched digits.

Curve underneath

A revenue line draws with the count

The curve and the counter move together over the same two seconds, so the number looks earned rather than announced.

The payoff

Growth pill and comparison

Once the figure lands, the growth pill pops in and the comparison slides beside it — the context that makes a number mean something.

What you can change

Six named controls, exactly as in the studio panel. The dollar sign is part of the counter and follows however many digits your amount has.

Click any element on the canvas to edit it directly
Or describe the change in a sentence and let the assistant make it
Export 9:16, 16:9, 1:1, 4:5 from the same document

Studio controls

6 named

LabelTextMonthly revenue
Growth pillText+24.6%
ComparisonTextvs last month
AccentColour#FF5A1F
AmountSlider 1000–99999948200
SpeedSlider 0.5–21

Money counter or number counter?

This template is for money — a revenue milestone, a fundraise, a monthly result, a sales total — with the curve and growth pill that belong with it. For a count that is not a dollar figure, like calories, followers or hours, the number counter animation template is the general version. Both treat the value as an input you type.