#197 · Primary category: Video & Animation
gganimate
A Grammar of Animated Graphics
Project last updated:09/04/25
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If you already build charts with ggplot2 and find yourself wanting to show how they change over time, gganimate is worth a look. It adds animation capabilities to the same grammar of graphics you're used to, so instead of rendering static panels you define how the data moves from one state to the next, and the package takes care of the tweening and frame output. People who need to communicate change over time, whether analysts, journalists, or educators, will find the API familiar because it mirrors ggplot2 idioms. You can handle discrete state changes and continuous time, control easing and view transitions, and export to GIF or video. Because it lives inside R, it slots into your existing plotting pipeline without extra tooling.
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