Paste or move a keyframe

If you record a change on a property but decide that you want that change to occur sooner or later on the timeline, you can move the keyframe.

Note

A keyframe from one object cannot be moved to another object.

Note

Moving a compound or object-level keyframe will also move all the child element keyframes.

To drag a keyframe

  1. Select the timeline from the Storyboard picker by clicking Open a Storyboard Cc295078.d4531c86-5048-481c-a1ca-29af202d28e7(en-us,Expression.30).png under Objects and Timeline and then selecting a storyboard.

  2. Click the keyframe Cc295078.fa3c696d-5463-4000-8a6b-650fe6759bf7(en-us,Expression.30).png that you want to move, and then drag it to the desired position on the timeline.

To paste a keyframe

  1. Select the timeline from the Storyboard picker by clicking Open a Storyboard Cc295078.d4531c86-5048-481c-a1ca-29af202d28e7(en-us,Expression.30).png under Objects and Timeline and then selecting a storyboard.

  2. Right-click the keyframe Cc295078.fa3c696d-5463-4000-8a6b-650fe6759bf7(en-us,Expression.30).png that you want to move, and then click Cut or Copy.

  3. Move the timeline playhead Cc295078.5626c9eb-40bb-450a-9ca1-3678e5abe429(en-us,Expression.30).png to the location where you want to paste the keyframe, and then, on the Edit menu, click Paste.

See also

Tasks

Delete a keyframe

Make a keyframe

Change animation interpolation between keyframes