About this collection
A progress bar animation is the linear fill that says how much is done: a please wait strip, a processing line, a striped pill, or a dot sliding along a track. Circular gauges sit in the same collection when the job is a meter, not a waiting spinner. Every look ships as an After Effects, Premiere Pro, or DaVinci Resolve project, or as a drag and drop overlay for any editor that reads transparent clips.
How to use a progress bar animation
- Choose a bar or a gauge. Use a linear please wait or processing bar when the story is a task finishing. Use a circular gauge when the story is a score, a storage meter, or a goal.
- Download the file for your editor. After Effects, Premiere Pro, and DaVinci Resolve projects keep the labels editable. The drag and drop overlay is a transparent clip for any editor that reads alpha.
- Match the fill to the line you are saying. Set the start and end amounts, then time the fill so it lands when you finish the sentence about the result.
