Intro to the Timeline in Motion

The Timeline is where you control all timing aspects of a project. You can set the frames where objects begin and end, align multiple effects so they occur simultaneously, control object duration, and even perform common trim operations to edit the objects as you would in a nonlinear video-editing application. The Timeline is located under the timing toolbar, in the Timing pane.

The Timeline consists of three areas:

Timeline showing Timeline layers list, ruler, and track area

In addition to the Timeline, the Timing pane contains two related partitions that can be shown or hidden: the Audio Timeline and the Keyframe Editor.

Display of the Timing pane is controlled by three buttons in timing toolbar: the Show/Hide Timeline button, Show/Hide Audio Timeline button, and Show/Hide Keyframe Editor button.

Timeline display controls in the timing toolbar

A mini-Timeline, located at the bottom of the canvas, provides controls to perform quick edits such as moving, trimming, and slipping without opening the Timing pane. See Edit in the mini-Timeline.

Mini-Timeline above the canvas toolbar

Tip: You can show the Timeline on a second display, providing a larger workspace for manipulating the timing of objects. See Use a second display.

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