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Keyframe

A keyframe is a defined frame in an animation or video that specifies a change in position, appearance, or timing. Keyframes are used to control how visual elements evolve over time.

In animation and video workflows, keyframes mark important states, such as the start and end of a movement or transformation. Intermediate frames are generated between keyframes to create smooth transitions.

Keyframes are commonly used in product video generation, motion graphics, and digital content creation. They allow creators to animate product images, transitions, or visual effects without manually editing every frame.

Keyframes matter because they provide structure and control in time-based visual content. They enable scalable creation of animations and product videos.

In the context of visual commerce, keyframes connect to product video generation, AI creative automation, and social commerce because motion-based visuals are increasingly used to present products across platforms.

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