An animated bar chart of story points delivered per sprint — six editable bars for retros, reviews and team health checks.
Free to start · Fully editable · Export to GIF, MP4 & PNG
6 connected components you can rename, recolor, and extend with AI.
Velocity charts live in every agile tool, but none of them export a chart you’d actually want to share. This template turns six sprints of story points into a clean animated bar chart — values above each bar, a steady baseline, and a staggered pulse that makes the retro slide feel alive.
Type in your team’s numbers and the bars rescale; rename the sprints to weeks or releases if that’s how you plan. Export a GIF for the retro doc or a PNG for the quarterly engineering review. It’s the fastest way to make a sprint report look like someone cared.
Up to 8 bars render cleanly. For a longer history, switch the same data to the line chart layout for a velocity trend.
Yes — PRs merged, bugs closed, deploys shipped: any per-sprint count works. Edit the values and the center label.
Yes — pick a custom accent in the canvas toolbar and the bars, beams and pulses recolor together.
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Open the sprint velocity bar chart in the Infogiph canvas, then edit, animate, and export.
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