Wondershare Filmora: Keyframe animation for motion
Wondershare FilmoraDemo summary
The tutorial demonstrates adding multiple keyframes to a clip to animate changes in scale, position, and rotation over time.
Step-by-step
- Add a transform keyframe to the timeline
- Move the playhead and add a second keyframe
- Adjust the scale, position, or rotation values between the keyframes
- Modify the X and Y values to control the direction of movement
- Add a third keyframe in the middle of two existing keyframes to refine the motion
Options
- Apply keyframes to audio levels
- Apply keyframes to video motion and visual changes
- Use position keyframes for pan, slide, or camera movement effects
Tips
- Adding a middle keyframe gives you more control and smoother animation timing
All demos from “Wondershare Filmora 15 Video Editor Tutorial for Beginners – Chapter 1: Overview, Interface & Basics”
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- 5:100:38Timeline placement and panel managementThe demo shows dragging a video clip onto the timeline and separating the source and timeline preview panels for a custom workspace layout.Filmora· AI Video Editor
- 8:271:00Crop, Pan, and Zoom toolsThe tutorial shows how to use the crop tool to fit images to the screen and apply Pan and Zoom presets to create motion in a video clip.Filmora· AI Video Editor
- 9:320:31Splitting and Ripple Deleting clipsThe user demonstrates splitting a video using the scissor button and performing a ripple delete to remove gaps between clips on the timeline.Filmora· AI Video Editor
- 12:040:41Configuring Project SettingsA step-by-step walkthrough of setting the aspect ratio to 16:9, resolution to 1080p, and frame rate to 30fps within the Filmora 15 project settings menu.Filmora· AI Video Editor
- 12:450:50Transform and Flip video clipsThe demo shows how to use the Transform panel to adjust scale, position, and rotation, as well as flipping video horizontally or vertically.Filmora· AI Video Editor
- 13:350:43Using Blend Modes and OpacityThe user demonstrates layering two clips and applying different blend modes and opacity settings in the compositing panel to create a transparent overlay effect.Wondershare Filmora· AI Video Editor
- 14:181:31Keyframe animation for motionCurrentThe tutorial demonstrates adding multiple keyframes to a clip to animate changes in scale, position, and rotation over time.Wondershare Filmora· AI Video Editor
- 16:090:41Bezier Curves and Animation GraphsThe user shows how to convert linear keyframes to continuous curves and use the animation graph panel to fine-tune motion timing.Wondershare Filmora· AI Animation Generator
- 18:121:00Blurring backgrounds for vertical videoThe demo shows how to use the Background tool to add a blurred version of the video or a solid color to fill black bars on vertical clips.Filmora· AI Video Editor
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- 14:181:31Keyframe animation for motionCurrentThe tutorial demonstrates adding multiple keyframes to a clip to animate changes in scale, position, and rotation over time.Salih Tutorials