<p>Simply go to the end of the video, set a keyframe how it should look in the end.
Then go to the beginning and move the images out of view. Add some movement speed curves if you want</p>

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2019-05-17T14:49:40.050Z
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Timothy Lukas H.
<p>I'm pretty new to creating GIFs and video effects so please excuse my ignorance. I searched for 2-3 hours for a simple tutorial on this but it is difficult to find. </p>

<p>Would anyone know how I can do this simple task: I have an image divided into 4 sections. I want each section to "fly in" from outside the screen into view, one right after the other until all 4 pieces are there. Sort of like when you make graphics "fly in" in Microsoft Word or Powerpoint.</p>

<p>I have the entire Adobe suite so I can use anything they have. I started creating it in Photoshop as a GIF and I assumed I could probably add the "Fly in" effect to each section of the image but it seems Photoshop doesn't have such capabilities for GIFs.</p>

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Simple Transition Effects for Short Video or GIF
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# Simple Transition Effects for Short Video or GIF

(Asked by: username_0 on 2019-05-16)

I'm pretty new to creating GIFs and video effects so please excuse my ignorance. I searched for 2-3 hours for a simple tutorial on this but it is difficult to find.

Would anyone know how I can do this simple task: I have an image divided into 4 sections. I want each section to "fly in" from outside the screen into view, one right after the other until all 4 pieces are there. Sort of like when you make graphics "fly in" in Microsoft Word or Powerpoint.

I have the entire Adobe suite so I can use anything they have. I started creating it in Photoshop as a GIF and I assumed I could probably add the "Fly in" effect to each section of the image but it seems Photoshop doesn't have such capabilities for GIFs.

**Tags:** premiere, after-effects, effects, transitions


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### Answer by username_1 on 2019-05-17. Score: 0

Simply go to the end of the video, set a keyframe how it should look in the end.
Then go to the beginning and move the images out of view. Add some movement speed curves if you want


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