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Creating Projects - Mac
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Importing (Mac)
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Video Editing for Mac
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Keyframe Graph Editor for Mac
Keyframes hold a significant value when it comes to editing in Filmora. Users can make different animations with their help and they help in creating smooth transitions. In all the previous versions, keyframing was shown in the timeline panel however, it is now separated as an independent feature in Filmora.
Accessing the Keyframe Graph Editor
This section is dedicated to teaching you to access the keyframe panel in Filmora in a step-by-step manner:
Step 1: Open Filmora and Start a New Project
From Filmora’s official website, download the latest version and open it. Then navigate towards the left and from the control panel select "Create Project" option. Further, from the main menu select "New Project" button in blue.
Step 2: Import Media in the Media Gallery
Once you reach the main interface of Filmora, click the "Click here to import media" button to import video clips. After the media shows up in the Media Library, place the cursor on the media file and drag it towards the timeline. Drop this file on one of the tracks in the timeline.
Step 3: Access the Settings Panel
Now, right-click on this dropped file in the timeline. Add a keyframe from Video > Basic > Transform. Then right-select the video, and from there, click the "Show KeyframeAnimation"
Step 4: Manage Keyframing Through Graph
The keyframe graph will be shown in the timeline. Now, add different keyframes in your videos, seamlessly edit them, and keep track through this graph editor.
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