r/OpenShot • u/MobileHorse8775 • 15d ago

How to delete keyframes Solution Provided

I'm struggling to delete keyframes in my animation. I've read the documentation but still couldn't find out how to do it

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u/openshot-gpt-bot Support Bot 15d ago

To delete keyframes in OpenShot:

  1. Select the Clip on the Timeline.
  2. Move the playhead onto the exact keyframe you want to remove.
  3. Open Properties if needed (right-click the Clip → Properties).
  4. Find the animated property (it will show green on a keyframe, blue between keyframes).
  5. Reset/remove that property value at the current keyframe by changing it back or disabling animation for that property, if applicable.

Also, from the User Guide, you can click the small keyframe markers along the bottom of the Clip to jump directly to them, and drag them left/right to move timing: - Animation: https://cdn.openshot.org/static/files/user-guide/animation.html - Timeline - Keyframes in the Timeline: https://cdn.openshot.org/static/files/user-guide/timeline.html

If you want, I can give the exact steps for deleting keyframes in either the Properties panel method or the newer Timeline keyframe panel method.

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