Keyframing

Keyframing is a technique used in animation and video editing to create smooth changes over time. It involves setting specific points, called keyframes, where you specify a particular value or position—like the movement of an object or the change in an effect. The software then automatically fills in the details between these points, generating a seamless transition. This process allows for precise control over movement, timing, and effects, making animations dynamic and personalized. Think of keyframing as setting “bookmarks” in a timeline, guiding how things change from start to finish.