Free Animated Number Counter

Type your target number, then style it. Pick a light or dark theme, add a label, an optional prefix and suffix, and one of twelve animated emojis. The counter animates from zero up to your number. Hit export and Krumzi renders it as a video right in your browser. No signup needed.

Export the counter here as an MP4, then drop it onto your timeline in any editor (Premiere, CapCut, Final Cut, DaVinci, or Krumzi's own video editor) and place it wherever you want the number to count up.

Yes. Export the MP4 and upload it straight to your post or reel. The free tool renders at 1920x1080 in landscape. If you want a square or vertical version, crop it in any editor or build one in the full Krumzi app.

Yes, it's free and there's no signup. The export has a small Krumzi badge in the corner. To remove the badge and unlock more control over your counter, design it in the full Krumzi app on a paid plan.

The tool exports an MP4. If you specifically need a GIF, run that MP4 through a free converter like ezgif or CloudConvert. We use video because it stays crisp and the file size is smaller than a GIF.

They mean the same thing: a number that animates from one value to another over time. People also call it a counter number animation, a counting animation, a number increasing animation, or a numbers counter. This tool counts up from zero to the number you set.

You can switch between a light and dark theme, set the label, add a prefix and suffix, and pick from twelve animated emojis. Custom brand colors and fonts aren't part of the free tool. For those, design your counter in the full Krumzi app.

The free tool exports a 5-second MP4 at 1920x1080 (1080p), 60fps. For square or vertical versions sized for Reels and TikTok, build your counter in the full Krumzi app, which supports more formats.

Not directly. The counter always climbs from zero to your number. For a countdown, export the MP4 and reverse the clip in your editor. CapCut, Premiere, and iMovie all do it in one click, and a reversed count up to 10 becomes a clean 10-to-zero countdown.

The free tool renders a fixed 5-second clip. If you want it snappier, speed the clip up in your editor: at 2x it becomes a 2.5-second count. In the full Krumzi video editor you set the counter's timing directly on the timeline.

Yes. Insert the exported MP4 as a video and set it to play automatically. It's the easiest way to get a number counting up on a slide without touching After Effects or macros.

No. The counter runs and renders entirely in your browser. Nothing uploads to a server, there's no render queue, and there's no signup. Type a number, style it, export.

A number counter is a number that animates from one value to another instead of just sitting there. This tool counts up from zero to whatever you set, so 0 climbs to 10,000 over a few seconds. People also call it an animated counter, a count up animation, or a counting animation. Same effect, different names.

Yes. A number counter and an animated counter describe the same thing: a number that moves on screen instead of staying static. This tool makes both. Type your number, pick a style, and export a video of it counting up.

Anywhere the number is the point. Drop it on a website as a live-looking stat, lay it over video as an overlay for a recap or launch clip, or add it to social posts and reels where a climbing number stops the scroll. The exported MP4 works in every editor and on every platform.