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Add Animation Keyframing in Filmora for Windows
Keyframing in Filmora for Windows gives editors precise control over how elements move and change throughout a video. Instead of applying static effects, users can animate properties like movement, zoom, rotation, and transparency by setting adjustment points at different moments on the timeline. Filmora automatically connects these changes to produce smooth visual transitions without requiring advanced animation skills.
Steps to Use Animation Keyframing
Filmora offers a simple method to create, adjust, and remove keyframes directly from the timeline and property panel. Follow the instructions below to use animation keyframing in Filmora for Windows:
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Add Keyframes in Filmora for Windows
Step 1. Open a New Project and Import Video
Launch Filmora on your Windows PC and click New Project from the startup screen. Import your media file into the library and drag it onto the timeline to begin editing.

Step 2. Access Transform or Animation Controls
Click the clip in the timeline to open the editing panel on the right side. Enable Transform or choose another adjustable setting, such as position, scale, rotation, or opacity, for animation.

Step 3. Insert Keyframes on the Timeline
Move the playhead to the point where you want the animation to start. Click the Keyframe icon in the property panel to place a keyframe on the selected parameter.

Edit Keyframes in Filmora for Windows
Step 4. Modify Keyframe Values
After inserting a keyframe, adjust settings like scale, position, rotation, flip, or opacity according to your editing needs. Move the playhead to another location and add an additional keyframe to create motion between the two points.

Delete Keyframes in Filmora for Windows
Step 5. Remove Keyframes from Property Panel
Select the keyframe parameter and disable the Keyframe icon beside it to delete a single keyframe. You may also use the reset option to clear all adjustments from the selected property.

Step 6. Delete Keyframes from Timeline
Right-click the keyframe marker directly on the timeline and choose Delete Keyframe or Delete All Keyframes to remove animation points as required.

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