Charts & Data

GitHub Stars Growth Chart

An animated trend line of GitHub stars over time — the classic up-and-to-the-right chart for launch posts and READMEs.

Free to start · Fully editable · Export to GIF, MP4 & PNG

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What's in this template

6 connected components you can rename, recolor, and extend with AI.

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The "GitHub stars over time" chart is the developer world’s favourite growth flex, and this template animates it: a smooth accent curve climbs across the years, values printed at every point, with a glowing beam that traces the line on loop. Edit the years and star counts to match your repo, or repurpose it for users, downloads, or any up-and-to-the-right metric.

Drop the exported GIF into a launch tweet, a README, or a Show HN post — a moving chart stops the scroll where a static screenshot doesn’t. The chart re-renders at any aspect ratio, so the same template works for a wide blog header or a square social card.

Great for

  • Launch posts and Show HN threads
  • README growth section
  • Developer-tool marketing pages
  • Year-in-review recap posts

Frequently asked questions

How do I put my own repo’s numbers in?+

Click any point’s node in the canvas and edit its label (the year) and value (the star count). The curve, area fill and value labels re-draw automatically.

Can I use this for metrics other than GitHub stars?+

Absolutely — swap the center label and icon and it becomes a users, revenue, downloads or waitlist growth chart. Any single ascending series works.

Does the drawing animation survive the GIF export?+

Yes. The beam that traces the curve is part of the SVG animation, so GIF and MP4 exports loop it seamlessly.

Make it yours in seconds

Open the github stars growth chart in the Infogiph canvas, then edit, animate, and export.

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