Bring a table.
Start with a CSV or Excel spreadsheet. If the table is trapped in a PNG or JPEG, Chartapir can read the image into a spreadsheet and show you the extracted cells for confirmation before generation begins.
No file ready? The upload screen includes a 12-month sample with Month, Revenue, and Active Customers. It uses credits like any other video, but removes the work of preparing a first file.
Chartapir reads and checks it.
Before any story is written, Chartapir checks whether the table has a usable shape: headers, a category or date, numeric values, and enough rows to support a comparison or trend. A table that cannot support a claim stops before it becomes a confident-looking video.
A defensible story takes shape.
Chartapir identifies findings, matches them to supported chart scenes, and writes the narration that connects them. You do not need to choose a chart type for every column. The job is to explain what the table supports, not to decorate every number it contains.
One story becomes one MP4.
The finished video combines animated chart scenes, spoken narration, burned-in subtitles, and music. Each part has one job: charts carry the evidence, narration sets the thread, subtitles keep the story readable, and music stays underneath it.
Both frames came from Chartapir's renderer, untouched.
Use the cut that fits.
Export the story in 16:9 for a presentation or 9:16 for a vertical feed. The numbers, narration, and music stay together while the composition is redrawn for the new frame.