Explore Bezier keyframes
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What you learned: Choosing different keyframe types for advanced animation
Each type of keyframe produces different timing and placement for settings you animate.
The default keyframe type is Linear
Linear keyframes result in consistent, steady progress in animation and on motion paths, as objects move across the screen.
Choosing a keyframe type
Select one or more keyframes, and right-click to choose a different keyframe type.
Using the Bezier handles
Bezier keyframes have handles that allow you to adjust the curve of the animation they produce. This might be acceleration and deceleration for timing, or screen position on a motion path.
Using Ease In or Ease Out to convert a keyframe type to Bezier
The Ease In and Ease Out options convert a keyframe type to Bezier, and automatically set it to have natural acceleration or deceleration, which is a good starting point for further subtle adjustments.
Tip: The only way to review Bezier keyframe adjustments is by playing the animation at normal speed. This allows you to review momentum and acceleration correctly.
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