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Keyframe Graph Editor for Windows
Keyframe editing has always been a core component of this video editor, and now it has been introduced as an independent function. With the new "Keyframe Graph Editor" in Filmora, adjust your animations within videos to make them smooth and lifelike. While it utilizes Bezier curves for enhancing the animations, it helps cater to many issues involving the previous iterations of keyframing editing. This guide below is going to discuss the new "Keyframe Panel" option of Filmora and how to access it on your Windows:
Access the Keyframe Graph Editor
The keyframe graph editor or keyframe panel of Filmora is all about keyframing in a precise manner. To experiment with this amazing feature, here is a step-by-step guide to access it:
Step 1: Install Filmora and Initiate a Project
After commencing the successful installation of Filmora, log in to it. Then, from the options appearing on the main screen, select the "New Project" button. This will take you to the editing interface of Filmora.
Step 2: Import Media and Move it to the Timeline
From the editing window, go to the "Media" tab in the custom toolbar and then select the "Click here to import media" option on the media screen to import media. Once your file is imported, move it to the timeline with your cursor and place it on the timeline track.
Step 3: Enable the Keyframe Panel
Now, right click on this clip in the timeline. From there, click the "Show KeyframeAnimation".
The keyframe graph will be shown at the timeline. Now, add different keyframes in your videos, seamlessly edit them, and keep track through this graph editor.
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