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Locking the existing keyframes

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If I want to test a work, is it possible to lock the existing keyframes (KF) and add new temporary KFs with different color?

Nishu KushwahaCorrect answer

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Hi Maha,

Thanks for reaching out. After Effects doesn't have the functionality to lock the keyframes. As a workaround, you can duplicate the layer by pressing Ctrl/CMD + D and try the new keyframes.

Hope it helps. Let me know if there are any other questions.

Thanks,

Nishu

Nishu Kushwaha

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Community Manager

Hi Maha,

Thanks for reaching out. After Effects doesn't have the functionality to lock the keyframes. As a workaround, you can duplicate the layer by pressing Ctrl/CMD + D and try the new keyframes.

Hope it helps. Let me know if there are any other questions.

Thanks,

Nishu

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