Uploaded October 2022 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago

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When I edit my keyframes, I usually go to the "Effect Controls" window to edit them, but did you know that you can edit them directly in the timeline window?

If you increase the height of the video track where your video is placed, you can see a line, indicating that you can adjust the Opacity of the clip here. You can however change this adjustable property from Opacity to something else, for example, "Rotation".

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