Select the image in the timeline whose properties you want to adjust.
Learn how to view and edit the properties of images added to the timeline.
Timeline is a beta feature in Adobe Firefly, now available for testing and feedback.
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Edit properties of images added to the timeline in a few simple steps.
Selecting an image in Timeline enables a set of editable options to appear in the Properties panel. These tools let you adjust everything from the image's dimensions and placement to transparency and angle. Use these controls to precisely edit how your image is reflected in the composition.
The Properties panel is enabled and displays the following adjustable properties:
- Fit to frame: Resize the clip to fill the entire frame, cropping any parts that extend beyond the edges.
- Fill frame: Resize the clip to fit entirely within the frame without cropping.
- Flip horizontal: Mirror the image from left to right.
- Flip vertical: Turn the image upside down, flipping it from top to bottom.
- Rotate clockwise: Rotate the image 90° clockwise with each click.
- Align: Snap the image to the center or edges of the frame for precise positioning.
- Position: Move the image horizontally or vertically within the frame.
- Scale: Adjust the image size, making it larger or smaller.
- Rotate: Rotate the image freely to any angle.
- Opacity: Control the transparency level of the image, from fully visible to fully transparent.
- Blend: Change how the clip blends with the layers beneath it to create different visual effects.
As you adjust the properties, you can see the changes in the preview.