🎯 What You’ll Learn
- What keyframes are
- How to animate objects
- Control animation speed
- Use easing (smooth motion)
1. Import Object / Video
- Tap the ➕ (Plus icon)
- Go to Gallery
- Import your object/video (example: football)
2. Understand Animation Planning
Before animating, decide:
- Start position (where the object begins)
- End position (where the object finishes)
📌 Example:
- Football starts from the top
- Moves downwards
3. Add Keyframes
- Tap on the object/layer
- Tap Keyframe icon (left side)
🎯 Steps:
- Go to starting position → Tap Keyframe
- Move forward on the timeline
- Change object position (e.g., move the football down)
✅ Second keyframe is created automatically
4. Preview Animation
- Tap Play
- The object will move between keyframes
5. Control Animation Speed
🔍 Zoom Timeline:
- Use two fingers (pinch out) to zoom in
⚡ Speed Rule:
- Close keyframes → Fast movement
- Far keyframes → Slow movement
➡️ Move keyframes farther apart to slow animation
6. Remove Keyframes
- Double-tap on any keyframe
✅ Keyframe will be deleted
7. Add More Movement
- Move forward on the timeline
- Change position again (e.g., move right)
✅ New keyframe is added automatically
8. Graph & Easing (Smooth Motion)
- Tap Graph option
🎛 Easing Types:
- Ease In → Starts slow, then speeds up
- Ease Out → Starts fast, then slows down
- Bounce → Adds bounce effect
📌 Example:
- Use Ease In → Smooth falling motion
- Use Ease Out → Fast start, soft landing
- Use Bounce → Realistic impact effect
🎯 Summary
In this class, you learned:
- How to use keyframes for animation
- How to control speed using timeline spacing
- How to add multiple movements
- How to use easing for smooth animations