Tutorial: Blender Keyframes For Beginners

Learn the basics of keyframing in Blender in this easy and beginner friendly tutorial.

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[JKTravelsShow]

Animation tips:
*1. Turn on auto keyframe.* It'll automatically add a keyframe when you make any changes.
*2. Use the spacebar for timing keyframes.* I press space bar once to move the timeline then press it again to stop it when I "sense" the action (like lifting a leg, moving an arm, falling, etc) will end.

Great tutorial! I'm coming from another 3D program and have been learning everything about Blender these days.

[Sportsman]

3:40 is how you set a keyframe ('I' for Blender Controls and 'Shift+S' for Industry Compatible Controls)

[mvrnvmf]

Incredible tutorial. I literally just opened up Blender and I found your video easy to understand and follow along. Just what I was looking for, thank you!

[stormerbuzz]

Thank you for explaining so thoroughly and including the shortcuts!

[henniedevilliers]

Thank you for an Exemplary and very good tutorial; tutorials such as this are scarce. Thank you for the absence of sordid background music, ;and for very good elocution, attention to detail, not bypassing the basics and keeping the novice in mind.

[RahulYadav-pwzq]

Everything for a beginner you provide for free, thanks from the bottom of my 💓 heart....

[tricksondixie]

great tutorial, really helped a lot, thanks

[niceman]

Thanks for the video, learnt heaps from this video. Wondering If you have a video for a 3d character, when I tried to animate 3d character it seems to be quite different because it has many parts in that one character. After inserting a frame on the left arm, as soon as I clicked on the right arm, the previous keyframe disappeared. So it's seem quite a bit more tricky when it comes to 3d character and all the videos online are about rig, not much about how to do basic animating after we get a 3d character.

[recreatingcontents]

Say I imported an animation into Blender and want to edit a specific keyframe and reposition the pose how would I go about doing so? I tried posing but when I played it back I either added a keyframe or my edited pose in an existing keyframe just plays the original pose as if my updated repose didn't exist.

[BanzXgtag]

Thanks so much this helped me so very much

[aliasmaxx]

Hi, nice video, got one quick question: can I inset keyframes over materials for the same Object?
Thanks regardfully.

[erkron]

Thanks, hey how do you move the keyframes on the timeline, I can't seem to drag them say like in AE, I'm still getting a hang of the basics here but would be cool to know how to edit and slide thses around

[GrilledChickenRamyun]

Simply awesome tutorial. I wonder if i could move and morph into different shapes…

[othoapproto]

Thanks, but I've been at the start of the PC and animation software. Key frame interpolation has been the standard from the start. I don't ever remember software that you would have to set each frame.

[senaivimlo]

thank you so much you saved my life haha

[Hafstradingco]

great tutorial but what if i want a keyframe to change another item completely instead of the color but another object
thanks again

[cookingwithcarrus]

I need help
When making the animation all the key frames are different but then they become 1 big key frame and delete everything else

I’m also using pose mode, is pose mode just for moving or can it be for animation?