Where to get your data.

Finding clean, reliable data is half the battle. These are the sources we recommend — and which ones plug directly into Heartbeat.

Built-in connections: Alpha Vantage, FRED, World Bank, and Our World in Data can be fetched directly inside the Heartbeat editor. No download or reformatting needed. Just click the Pull live data button in the editor toolbar to connect and start building.

🪙 Excel / CSV
CoinGecko
Cryptocurrency · Market Cap · Volume
Historical price and market cap data for thousands of cryptocurrencies. One of the most reliable free crypto data sources available. Export to CSV and upload directly to Heartbeat.
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📊 Excel / CSV
Statista
Industry · Market Size · Surveys
Aggregated statistics across thousands of industries and topics. Great for market share charts, consumer trends, and social media stats. Some data requires a paid plan, but many charts are free.
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🏛️ Excel / CSV
U.S. Census Bureau
Population · Housing · Demographics
Official U.S. government statistics on population, income, poverty, housing, and business. Deep historical records and detailed breakdowns by state and county. All free.
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🔬 Excel / CSV
Kaggle Datasets
General · Sports · Science · Finance
A massive community-contributed dataset library covering almost any topic imaginable: sports stats, scientific measurements, financial data, and more. Free to download after a free account signup.
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🔎 Excel / CSV
Google Trends
Search Interest · Topic Popularity · Trending
Track how search interest in any topic has changed over time, broken down by region or category. Great for visualizing cultural moments, brand awareness, or trending topics. Export as CSV and upload directly.
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📋 Excel / CSV
Gallup
Public Opinion · Well-being · Workplace · Politics
Decades of polling data on public opinion, approval ratings, happiness, employee engagement, and more. Great for visualizing how sentiment on any topic has shifted over time. Data available to download directly from their site.
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Common questions.

Can't find what you're looking for? Reach out at support@heartbeatvisuals.com or use the contact form.

Heartbeat is a browser-based tool for creating animated data visualizations — specifically animated line charts. Upload your data, customize the look, and export a video ready for TikTok, YouTube, X, or anywhere else.

No account needed to build and preview charts. You only need to sign up when you want to export your video.

Heartbeat supports .xlsx (Excel) and .csv files. Your spreadsheet should have a date column and one or more data columns — one column per series you want to chart. See the Data Sources section above for tips on formatting your data correctly.

Yes. Heartbeat has built-in connections to Alpha Vantage (stocks, crypto, forex), FRED (U.S. economic data), World Bank (global indicators), and Our World in Data (health, energy, demographics). Fetch data directly inside the editor, no manual download needed. Some sources require a free API key.

Exports as MP4 on all major browsers. Firefox users get WebM. No format selection needed. Both work on TikTok, YouTube, X, Instagram, and LinkedIn.

Everything — full access to all features for 7 days. Exports during the trial include a small "Made with Heartbeat" watermark. No credit card required to start.

You'll be prompted to subscribe for $10/month to keep exporting clean videos. If you don't subscribe, you can still use the editor — you just won't be able to export until you upgrade.

Yes. Cancel anytime from your account settings — no questions, no penalties. You keep Pro access until the end of your current billing period.

No. Heartbeat processes everything in your browser. Uploaded files and chart data never touch our servers — they stay on your device throughout your session.

Yes. Charts and videos you create with Heartbeat are yours — including monetized social media content, client work, and paid promotions.

Use the download (↓) button in the toolbar to save your current config as a .json file. To reload it later, click the upload button and select your saved file. Your data, colors, fonts, and all settings are preserved.