Your spreadsheet,
as a ranking video

One row per entry, and at least a column of names. Everything else is optional: rank, subtitle, value, image URL, group, movement. The importer detects the delimiter and the header row on its own.

No. The CSV is parsed in your browser and stays there. Nothing is sent to a server until you choose to open the board in the editor.

Yes - that is the two-column layout. Put the squad status in one column ("Starting XI", "Substitutes") and each side gets its own column with a section header.

Three ways. Drop all your photos at once and they are matched to the rows by filename. Set one per row by clicking its slot. Or keep the image URLs in a CSV column and map it to the image field. Circles, rounded squares or squares, and a row with no photo falls back to the initials.

Yes. The backdrop takes a colour, a gradient or a photo, with blur, darkening, a vignette and an optional slow push-in - so a busy stadium shot sits behind the rows without fighting them.

It follows your data: seconds per row, times the number of rows, plus the hold at the end and any intro or outro card. The exact length is shown live under the settings.

In the editor, yes. The board is a normal timeline composition, so text-to-speech, music, background video and subtitles all work on it.