How do I add keyframes to an image in Premiere Pro?

To add keyframes to an image in Premiere Pro, enabling adjustments to its properties over time, follow these steps:

1. Select the Image: Ensure the image clip is selected in your timeline.

2. Open the Effect Controls Panel: Go to the "Window" menu and select "Effect Controls." This panel displays the adjustable properties of your selected clip.

3. Locate the Property: In the Effect Controls panel, find the property you want to animate (e.g., Position, Scale, Rotation, Opacity). These are typically found under the "Motion" section.

4. Enable Animation (Toggle Animation): To the left of the property name, you'll see a stopwatch icon labeled "Toggle Animation". Click this icon. This activates keyframing for that specific property.

5. Add the First Keyframe: Once the "Toggle Animation" is activated, a keyframe is automatically added at the current playhead position. You can also manually add more keyframes by clicking the small diamond-shaped "Add/Remove Keyframe" icon next to the property.

6. Move the Playhead: Drag the playhead (the blue line with the triangle) to a different point in the timeline where you want the image's property to change.

7. Adjust the Property: Change the value of the property (e.g., change the Position numbers to move the image). Premiere Pro automatically creates a new keyframe at the playhead's new location, reflecting the new value.

8. Repeat: Repeat steps 6 and 7 to add as many keyframes as needed, creating the desired animation.

In summary: Click the stopwatch icon to turn on animation for a property. Move the playhead. Adjust the property's value. Premiere Pro automatically adds keyframes.