Shotcut version 25.05.11.
I want to make a picture slowly get bigger using keyframes from sample.png.Here is some instructions AI gives:
To make a picture in Shotcut slowly get bigger using keyframes, you’ll need to use the “Size, Position & Rotate” filter and create keyframes to define the image’s size at different points in the clip. By placing keyframes at the beginning and end of the desired zoom duration, with different size values, Shotcut will interpolate the size change between those points, creating a slow zoom effect.
Here’s a step-by-step guide:
- Import your image:
Start by importing the image you want to animate into your Shotcut project. - Add the filter:
Select the clip in the timeline and go to the “Filters” tab. Click the “+” button and search for “Size, Position & Rotate” and add it. - Enable Keyframes:
Click the stopwatch icon next to “Size” to enable keyframes for size. This will allow you to set different sizes at different points in the clip. - Set the initial size:
Move the playhead to the beginning of the clip. Adjust the size (width and height) using the handles or by entering values in the filter settings. This will be the starting size of your image. - Set the final size:
Move the playhead to the end of the desired zoom duration. Adjust the size again to your desired final size. This could be significantly larger than the initial size. - Adjust Keyframe Timing:
You can adjust the zoom speed by modifying the timing of the keyframes. If you want a slow zoom, make the distance between the initial and final keyframes longer. - Preview the effect:
Play the clip to preview the slow zoom effect. You should see the image gradually increase in size from the initial size to the final size.
I am stuck in step 3:
Click the stopwatch icon next to “Size” to enable keyframes for size.
Where is the stopwatch icon in the sceenshot?
The sample.png you can try with:
