The CSS Counter Animation Trick Nobody Talks About
Numbers animating from 0 to ♾️. No JavaScript. No libraries. Pure CSS.
This episode combines @property with CSS counters to create smooth
animated number statistics — a technique most developers think requires JavaScript.
What we cover:
CSS counters counter-reset, counter-increment, counter()
Using @property with "integer" syntax to make numbers tweenable
Piping the animated variable into counter-reset
Adding suffix text (K+, %, M) to the animated counter
Custom styled ordered lists with CSS counters
This is Episode 08 of the CSS Magic series — combining 2–3 CSS properties
every video to create something beautiful with zero JavaScript.
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