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Clone

Duplicate all selected keyframe(s) to CTI.

Description

Clone can duplicate an entire set of keyframes across multiple properties, and across multiple layers. Typically, After Effects can't understand keyframe copy/pasting over multiple layers and will duplicate the layer. So Clone is a fantastic tool to make this process more automated.

Setup

  1. Select any amount of keyframes

  2. move the CTI to a location on the Timeline

  3. set the Clone options and Run Clone

  4. the keyframe set will be pasted to CTI position

Options

When running Clone there are a couple different modes you can select to Clone the keyframes.

Standard This option will simply paste the keyframe set to the CTI position

Reverse Will reverse each set of keyframes independently on each property.

Mirror Will flip the entire keyframe group order together "reversed as a group"

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