Comparison table
- Size
- 1920×1080
- Frame rate
- 30 fps
- Length
- 8s
Our column arrives before any of the data, so every row after it reads as evidence.
Make your own animated comparison table
Fills a comparison table in row by row with our column last, which is how a table becomes a story instead of a screenshot. Say a sentence like the one below and your agent writes you a different one — free, in your browser.
Say this to your agent
>Fill in a comparison table row by row, us in the last column.
Or ask for a different one
Not settings — each one builds something else.
>A comparison table with three competitors instead of two.
>Fill the table by column instead of by row.
>A pricing table where the recommended tier lifts forward at the end.
What it worked out on its own
The highlighted column grows down from the header before a single row is filled. That order is the argument: the viewer knows which column is the answer before the evidence starts.
Marks, not words. A tick and a cross read at a glance and at any size; Yes/No/Partial across four columns is a paragraph.
Cells within a row are staggered a few frames apart, so a row assembles left to right the way it is read.
