How to align a PNG to the edge of the frame?

Question

All the tutorials I can find for how to align anything requires re-importing the image through the Essential Graphics panel, but I already have the PNG in the timeline with animated effects, so that isn't practical.  Isn't it possible to align something that's already on the timeline?  Is it isn't possible, is it possible to manually move it?  I haven't used this program in a few years, but I remember that you can select and move things, I thought by holding shift, but maybe it's another key.  Could anyone tell me how I can do this?  Ideally, I'd like to select the PNG and have access to the align tools.  Thank you!

Octobee5 · Accepted Answer

To move a .png or an image that's already in the timeline try double clicking on it from the Program Monitor (where the final video plays back) instead of clicking on the timeline. You should be able to select and move the .png freely at this point. To align it to the edge of the frame just hold the command key (⌘) while repositioning it. Red lines should pop up to help you align it properly. Hope this helps.

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