Cutting, Copying, and Pasting Keyframes
You can cut, copy, and paste keyframes in the Timeline between channels of a similar type. For instance, you can copy the X Position keyframes for one layer and paste them into the X, Y, or Z Position channel for another layer.
To cut or copy keyframes from the Timeline:
- In the Workspace panel (or active viewport), select the layer that contains the keyframes you want to cut or copy.
- Click the Timeline tab.
- In the Timeline, expand the category with the keyframes you want to cut or copy, then select the channel.
All the keyframes for that channel are selected.
- To cut or copy only certain keyframes, select those keyframes. The other keyframes are automatically deselected.
- To cut the keyframes, choose Edit | Cut, or press Ctrl+X (Windows) or Command+X (Macintosh).
- To copy the keyframes, choose Edit | Copy, or press Ctrl+C (Windows) or Command+C (Macintosh).
To paste keyframes into a channel:
- Cut or copy keyframes as described in the preceding steps.
- Navigate to the channel to which you want to paste the keyframes and click the channel to select it.
- Position the Timeline cursor where you want the first keyframe to be pasted.
- Choose Edit | Paste, or press Ctrl+V (Windows) or Command+V (Macintosh).
The keyframes are pasted into the selected channel starting at the location of the Timeline cursor.