Keyframing Explained (Step-by-Step) — Motion, Easing & Paths in LumaFusion

Keyframes are one of the most powerful tools in video editing... but they can feel confusing at first. In this step-by-step tutorial, you’ll learn how keyframes work in LumaFusion, and how to use them to create smooth, intentional motion in your edits. We cover: • What keyframes actually are (and how they create motion) • How timing affects speed • Linear vs eased motion (and why easing matters) • How to use the Velocity Graph and Ease Graph • Incoming and outgoing easing controls • How to adjust keyframe timing precisely • Using ease presets to speed up your workflow • How the Path Editor lets you shape motion using curves By the end of this video, you’ll understand the complete system: Keyframes + Timing + Easing + Path Whether you’re just getting started or looking to improve your motion work, this will give you a solid foundation for more professional-looking edits. Some features shown (Easing, Speed Ramping, Path Editor) are part of LumaFusion’s Speed Ramping & Enhanced Keyframing tools, available as a one-time purchase (App Store/Play Store) or through the Creator Pass subscription. Chapters! 00:00 What Keyframes Actually Do 00:29 What Is a Keyframe? 00:55 Example: Animating Saturation 01:23 Where You Can Use Keyframes 01:51 Two Keyframes = Motion 02:22 Timing: How Speed Works 02:36 Linear Motion 03:00 What Is Easing? 03:24 Same Motion, Different Feel 03:45 Graph View: Linear vs Eased 04:21 Incoming vs Outgoing Ease 05:08 HOLD Keyframes 05:15 Matching Speeds in the Velocity Graph 05:42 Ease Graph vs Velocity Graph 05:49 Adjusting Keyframe Timing 06:02 Using Ease Presets 06:22 Path Editor: Curved Motion 07:09 The Whole Keyframing System Learn more about Creator Pass [https://luma-touch.com/creator-pass-2/] Subscribe for more editing tutorials: [https://www.youtube.com/@LumaTouch] #VideoEditing #LumaFusion #Keyframes #MotionDesign #EditingTutorial