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Felo Video

AI infographic video maker

Turn your data into a video people understand.

Make reports, comparisons and processes easier to follow. Give Felo your facts and get a visual story with narration, captions and music, ready for your review.

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Bring a source you trust. Check figures, labels and visual proportions before publishing.

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See the source material and production brief used for this sample. The source and video are in English; the practice text in other page languages is there for you to adapt.

Video duration
00:45
Aspect ratio
16:9
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Before publishing, check the facts, captions and permission to use the materials.

Try a two-year data story

Create a 45-second infographic video from the two annual birth counts below. Use English narration and captions. Show both years on a zero-based scale, explain the change, retain the population scope and source. Do not infer causes or forecast future births.

From source facts to a visual story

  1. Supply the evidence

    Paste selected figures or process notes with their sources. Explain the audience and question.

  2. Set the visual story

    Choose the comparison, sequence or diagram you need, plus language and target length.

  3. Review and share

    Check charts and narration against your source, request corrections, then download.

A number. A comparison. A clear takeaway.

A suggested storyboard for this exercise. The video examples in the style gallery below are separate productions.

  1. Name the measure

    Start with annual births, the population covered and the two years being compared.

  2. Show the difference

    Compare both counts on the same zero-based scale; label the units.

  3. Explain only what the data shows

    End with the year-over-year change and source, without inventing a cause.

Two years, one consistent measure

Japanese nationals in Japan; final annual counts for 2023 and 2024.

Births (people)
YearBirths (people)
2023727,288
2024686,173

Change from 2023 to 2024-5.7%

Both bars start at zero; the longest represents the 2023 count.

Source: Japan Ministry of Health, Labour and WelfareJapanese nationals in Japan; final annual counts for 2023 and 2024.

Published 16 September 2025. Historical exercise.

Keep the evidence attached to the idea

A clear visual needs context. Include these details in your brief, even when the final video is short.

What was measured

Name the metric, unit and population. Do not mix counts with rates.

When and where

State the dates and geographic scope. Compare like with like.

Where it came from

Link the original source and note any estimate or uncertainty.

What do you want your audience to see?

Data report

Make one finding easy to see

Turn my report into a short data story. Keep the original units and date range, show one comparison at a time and include the source.

Watch information take shape

Real Felo samples made from different sources and briefs. Open a video or view its source; narration is in English.

Choose a visual language for your information

Try clean typography, diagram-led scenes or a whiteboard style. Apply a style to your brief.

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Swiss Motion Graphics
Whiteboard Explainer
Blueprint
Crayon Picture Book
Watercolor Brush
Chinese Ink Wash
Impasto Oil Painting
One-line Drawing

Present the same finding to another audience

Request a language and format for each version. Keep the source and units consistent across translations.

English

English narration

1:1

Square format

日本語

Japanese narration

9:16

Vertical format

Existing Felo videos showing different ways to present information. They were not generated from this page’s two-year exercise.

Narration that adds context

Explain what the measure means, instead of just reading numbers aloud.

Captions that keep units visible

Check percentages, decimal points and abbreviations in the spoken and written versions.

Layouts for different screens

Request portrait or landscape; check small labels at the size viewers will watch.

For information worth understanding

A good fit here

  • Data summaries and visual comparisons
  • Process diagrams and educational graphics
  • Research findings with stated limitations

Not a good fit here

  • Live dashboards or automatic data refresh
  • Guaranteed statistical analysis or exact chart rendering
  • Cinematic scenes and character animation

For cinematic scenes or character animation, use Felo AI Video Generator to create video clips from a text prompt or reference image.

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Spend time on the insight, less on assembly.

Some short videos cost under US$1. Duration, complexity and revisions affect the credits used.

01

Start with selected figures

A focused dataset gives the story a clear subject.

02

Reuse a clear brief

Adapt the language or format without starting the explanation again.

03

Budget for review

Corrections may require additional time and credits.

What Felo creators say

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What sold me wasn't the time saved — it's that the same post now earns on five platforms at once: text does search, video does discovery.

Marcus Reed

E-commerce analyst · LinkedIn

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Vertical, horizontal and square in one export, so I stopped re-cropping frames and rebuilding titles for every platform.

Dan Kowalski

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Check the story against the source

  1. Numbers and definitions

    Verify values, units, dates, population and source attribution.

  2. Scales and proportions

    Check the baseline, axis intervals, labels and whether shapes exaggerate differences.

  3. Claims and uncertainty

    Distinguish correlation from causation and keep caveats visible.

Infographic video questions

What is an infographic video?

A video that explains information through numbers, diagrams, labels and narration. Use it to show a comparison or process, rather than a cinematic scene.

Can I turn a spreadsheet into a video?

Paste the relevant rows with column meanings, units and sources. File upload support alone does not guarantee correct statistical analysis or chart interpretation.

Are the generated charts always accurate?

No. Review values, scales, proportions and labels against the original source. Request corrections before publishing.

How is this different from PDF to Video?

This page focuses on the visual explanation of data or a process. PDF to Video starts from a document that needs to be selected and summarized.

Does it add voiceover, captions and music?

Yes. They are part of the workflow. Check pronunciation, numeric captions and audio balance in the result.

Can I update a figure later?

Request a revision in the workspace and review all affected scenes. Videos are not live dashboards; revisions may use more credits.

You have the facts. Give them a clear story.