: Tap the Keyframe icon (a diamond shape with a plus sign) at the moment you want the movement to start.
: When you play the video, InShot will automatically animate the object between those two points.
: Tap on a piece of text or a sticker you've added to your timeline.
Since appears to be a default filename for a video edited using the InShot mobile app , a standout feature you can use for this specific type of content is the Keyframe Tool . The Keyframe Tool
: Scroll further down the timeline, move the object to its new position/size on the screen, and tap the Keyframe icon again.
This feature allows you to add custom animations to text, stickers, or PIP (Picture-in-Picture) overlays within your video. Instead of an object just sitting still, you can make it move, resize, or rotate over time by setting "points" at different timestamps.
: Tap the Keyframe icon (a diamond shape with a plus sign) at the moment you want the movement to start.
: When you play the video, InShot will automatically animate the object between those two points. InShot_20221014_062932402mp4
: Tap on a piece of text or a sticker you've added to your timeline. : Tap the Keyframe icon (a diamond shape
Since appears to be a default filename for a video edited using the InShot mobile app , a standout feature you can use for this specific type of content is the Keyframe Tool . The Keyframe Tool Since appears to be a default filename for
: Scroll further down the timeline, move the object to its new position/size on the screen, and tap the Keyframe icon again.
This feature allows you to add custom animations to text, stickers, or PIP (Picture-in-Picture) overlays within your video. Instead of an object just sitting still, you can make it move, resize, or rotate over time by setting "points" at different timestamps.