Currency Ticker

a typography template

A number that counts up to its value when it scrolls into view, free. Format it as currency, percent or plain. Twelve currencies, and the symbol is pinned so a visitor in London and a visitor in New York see the same one: Intl renders USD as US$1,290 for a British reader by default, which is correct and wrong on a page whose own sentence says $1,290. Compact notation turns 1,200,000 into 1.2M. Set the start value, the duration, a delay, the decimals, a prefix and a suffix. Replay makes it count again every time it comes back into view rather than once per page load. Live drift is the optional part: after the count lands, the last digits nudge up and down around your figure the way a quoted price does. Amount and interval are controls, and with drift off no timer is ever started. Tabular figures throughout, so the number does not change width while it counts. Full font control, colour and alignment. It respects prefers-reduced-motion by showing the final value immediately. Licence: use it in as many sites as you like, your own and work you do for clients, commercially, with no attribution. Not for resale or redistribution.

Numbers that count on scroll