Make the numbers visible.

Use a scale that tells the whole story.

The initial two-, six- and four-minute values are illustrative, rather than a measured time study. Replace them before making a claim. Supply the source and date when the numbers describe real results, and keep the same measurement basis across categories.

The maximum must cover every value. This planner does not truncate the zero baseline, infer values, retrieve a source or verify a claim. It supports nonnegative values up to 1,000,000; it is not a chart for negative values, time series or parts of a whole.

Take the chart into a video.

1. Download the document, or copy its text. Open the studio in a new tab so these settings remain here.
2. Choose a workspace, then open Import a video document. Select the JSON file or paste it under Paste document text instead.
3. Review the title, format and duration, then select Use imported document. This replaces your current draft; Autosave turns off and Undo restores it.
4. Review Scene graphics, adjust the panel or add an entry animation, and Save video. Export and watch the actual MP4 before sharing.

This planner produces one editable four-second scene without audio or external media. It does not save an account project or export an MP4 on this page. Keep the source note readable and check the finished video at its normal playback size.

Read the scene graphics guide for timing, layer order and disabled-export recovery.