How to Use Keyframes to Move Objects in Premiere Pro
How to Use Keyframes to Move Objects in Premiere Pro
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In this Sixty Second tutorial we look at a simple method of using keyframes to make assets move within Premiere Pro, we cover the following...
1. Using Keyframes in Premiere is a simple way to move objects in your frame and create basic animations.
2. With your chosen item selected go to effect controls.
3. First we need to set a keyframe for the starting position of our object, so we’re going to use the position controls to move the object to our starting point and then press the stopwatch icon to set the opening keyframe.
4. Drag your playhead along the timeline and now modifying the position controls to move your object will automatically set a new keyframe.
5. We can play this back to preview the animation and can either increase to decrease the distance between the two keyframes to speed up or slow down the animation.
6. If you want your object to pause at certain points, after you’ve set a keyframe make sure to drag the playhead along and click the add/remove keyframe button to set a keyframe with the same value before dragging the playhead further and then modifying it’s position again.
7. You can also use the add/remove keyframe button to first add a keyframe and then modify its position.
8. If you want to remove all keyframes and start again, simply click the stopwatch and Premiere will prompt you to delete all existing keyframes.
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