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Filmora Animation on Mac
Filmora for Mac offers a robust animation feature set that empowers users to create dynamic, engaging videos with ease. It includes various built-in presets that offer quick application to video clips for smooth transitions and enhanced visual appeal. For more custom control, Filmora supports keyframe animation, enabling users to finely adjust scale, position, rotation, and opacity over time. To learn how to animate a video in Filmora on Mac, read the steps mentioned below:
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Step 1. Import Video and Drag to Timeline
To initiate the process, launch Filmora and create a new project. Next, import the video to the editing interface and drag it to the timeline.

Step 2. Select Motion Presets
Once the video is added, head to the panel on the right of the Media section and enable the Animation section. Next, access the Motion Presets option and choose your desired motion effects. Apply it to the video by clicking on your favorite one.

Step 3. Apply Keyframe Presets
Moving forward, enable the Keyframe Presets option and apply the animation by selecting and pressing the Apply option.

Step 4. Adjust The Duration of Applied Motion
Access the Duration slider at the bottom to specify the duration of the applied motion effect on the video.

Step 5. Remove the Animation
To remove the animation, head to the Preset library and select the None option to remove any applied motion to the video.

Step 6. Preview the Applied Animation and Export
Once all the animations are applied, head to the top-right corner of the interface and press the Export button to save the results.

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