Free Data Visualization Animations

10 free data visualization animations generated with Mographr. Open any one to watch the animation, or make it yours — retext, recolor and re-export.

What are motion graphics templates?

Motion graphics templates are pre-built animated video assets you drop onto a timeline — the animated name tags in interviews, the title cards at the start of a video, the callouts that point at something on screen. Traditional template packs ship as project files locked to one editor (After Effects, Premiere). These are generated as motion-graphics CODE, which is why the same template can be re-rendered at any resolution, restyled with a different design system, or handed to an AI assistant to fill in for you.

How to use a template

1. Browse the gallery by category, or open a template to watch the full animation.
2. Download the preview MP4 straight from the gallery, or open the template in the free Mographr studio to make it yours.
3. In the studio: change the text, colors and design system, adjust the timing, then export MP4 — or ProRes 4444 / WebM with a transparent background.
4. Need something that is not in the library? Describe it in a sentence and the studio generates a new animation for you.

Data Visualization Animations

• 4 Click-to-Flip Data Cards — An interactive layout featuring four data cards positioned in the outer thirds of the screen that flip to reveal content upon cursor interaction.
• Isometric Layer Explode & Reassemble — An animated isometric cake assembly showing 6 individual layers exploding upward with labeled leader lines, then reassembling into a stacked structure. Features staggered spring physics and transform effects.
• Dashboard with Glass Panels & Charts — An animated dashboard featuring 3D liquid glass panels with refraction effects, integrated data visualization charts, and a cursor entry animation over a blurred forest background.
• Peripheral Expense Cards Grid — Six animated expense tracking cards stagger onto screen periphery with expressive cubic-bezier entrances, noise-driven micro-animations, and synchronized exits. Cards display financial amounts and category-specific fill bars while keeping center area completely empty.
• Animated Pie Chart with Sequential Reveals — An animated pie chart displaying market share distribution with hand-drawn aesthetic, sequential slice reveals, and continuous jitter effects on all rough borders and lines.
• Dual Bar Chart with Dancing Axes — Hand-drawn dual horizontal support bars with live wobble animation and dancing coordinate axes. Features persistent jitter throughout entrance, hold, and exit phases using roughjs styling.
• Split-Flap Airport Board — A retro-mechanical split-panel airport departure/arrival board featuring independent character tile flips with staggered animation, perspective transforms, and live status updates. Each character flips 180° with precise midpoint clipping to simulate authentic split-flap signage mechanics.
• Donut Chart with Cascading Legend — An animated donut chart with sequential segment reveals paired with a cascading legend animation and pulsing highlight effects. All elements animate in coordinated phases on a transparent background.
• 5-Item Hub Diagram 3D Reveals — A central hub with five surrounding nodes featuring staggered 3D card-flip reveals, dynamic center-to-node connecting line animations, and an orbiting dashed ring on a transparent canvas.
• Vertical Timeline with 4 Steps — A stylized 3D vertical timeline animation featuring 4 cascading glass morphism cards with reflections and particle effects, positioned in the right portion of the canvas.

Browse by category

• Animated Lower Thirds (18)
• Interactive Trigger Animations (16)
• Text Reveals (13)
• Data Visualization Animations (10)
• Logo Animations (7)
• Product Mockup Animations (6)
• Social Media Animations (4)
• Educational Animations (3)
• Transition Wipes (2)
• Animated Name Cards (1)

Make your own instead

Free browser tools render a customized animation from your own text in about a minute — no studio, no account:

• Free Lower Thirds Maker — Broadcast-ready animated lower thirds with your name, role and colors

Great for

• YouTube videos, interviews and podcasts
• Instagram Reels, TikTok and YouTube Shorts
• Live streams and webinars
• Product demos, explainers and course videos
• Corporate decks, event screens and social ads

Frequently asked questions

Are these motion graphics templates really free?

Yes. Browsing the gallery and downloading template previews costs nothing and needs no account. Opening a template in the Mographr studio — where you change the text, colors and design and export your own version — is free too on the Free plan; paid plans lift the export and credit limits.

What software do I need?

None. Templates render in the browser and download as ordinary video files, so they drop straight into Premiere Pro, Final Cut, DaVinci Resolve, CapCut or any editor that accepts MP4 — no After Effects, no plugins.

Do the templates support a transparent background (alpha channel)?

Yes — in the studio you can export ProRes 4444 or WebM with a real alpha channel, so a lower third or callout drops over your footage with no black box. Gallery previews themselves are MP4 with a solid background.

Can I customize the text and colors?

That is the point of the library. Every template is generated animation code, so the studio lets you retype every line, swap the palette or apply a whole different design system, retime the animation and re-render. For the most common assets there are also one-click browser tools that skip the studio entirely.

Can I use them in commercial projects?

Per our Terms, you own the animations Mographr generates for you, including a gallery template you reopen and re-render as your own project. Because these are AI-generated, we make no promise that any output is protectable by copyright or free of third-party claims — read the Terms before you build a brand around one.

Do you have vertical templates for Reels, Shorts and TikTok?

Yes. Templates are re-rendered at whatever canvas you pick, and several tools ship dedicated vertical 1080x1920 designs alongside the 16:9 ones.

Where do the templates come from?

Each one was generated by the Mographr AI studio and published to the community gallery — many by us, some by users who chose to share their work publicly.

Can an AI assistant use this gallery?

Yes. There is a plain-markdown index of the whole library at https://www.mographr.com/motion-graphics-templates.md, a site guide at https://www.mographr.com/llms.txt, and an MCP server (https://bff.mographr.com/mcp) whose tools render customized videos and hand back an MP4.

Using this library from an AI assistant

Machine-readable index of the whole library (every category, template titles, deep links): https://www.mographr.com/motion-graphics-templates.md. Assistants can also render customized videos through our MCP server https://bff.mographr.com/mcp and receive an MP4 back. Site guide: llms.txt.