Star-Trail Data Video Generator
Turn spreadsheets into cinematic data race videos.
Star-Trail Data Video Generator
Turn spreadsheets into cinematic data race videos.
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Description
Transform ranking changes from your spreadsheets into video highlights. From national GDP shifts and store revenue competition to brand sales fluctuations, watch them unfold across stars, light trails, and camera movements. Upload a standard Excel or CSV file, tell it what metric you want to showcase, and let the skill handle the rest: - Bring data to life: Dynamic star cores, colorful light trails, and multi-layered cosmic backgrounds. - Impactful overtaking: Real position changes trigger expansion halos, light bursts, and sudden flares. - Rhythm-driven camera work: Automatic tracking, angle shifts, and staggered entrances and exits. - Fact-based accuracy: Automatically calculates rankings, preserves ties and missing data, ensuring every shift is backed by data. No need to prefill rankings, trajectories, or camera parameters. Duration adjusts automatically to your data up to a default 240 seconds, outputting a 1080p silent MP4.
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Dancang
Why we love this skill
Turns ordinary Excel or CSV files into verifiable star trail racing videos with automatic table parsing, ranking calculations, and real overtaking effects triggered only when data order reverses, balancing cinematic visuals with strict data integrity.
Best for
Ideal for analysts, content creators, and presenters turning rankings or metric changes into verifiable data videos.
How to use this Skill
Provide your input
Upload an XLSX, CSV, or TSV file, and provide a brief statement of the topic, metric, unit, sort order, or time limit.
Run the Skill
The system organizes time, subjects, and values, calculates ranking changes and actual overtakes, and animates the data with stars, light trails, and camera transitions.
Review your result
Receive a 1080p silent MP4 data video showing rankings, ties, missing data, and actual overtakes over time, complete with data and verification results.
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Information
- Version
- v4
- Last updated
- Runtime credits
- Usage-based
- Models
- Auto
- Use cases
- Images & designPresentations & reporting
- What you get
- Video
- Visual styles
- CinematicFuturistic
