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# Animations
**Creating a new template / setting a time**
When creating a new template you have a few options, you can set the name, width and height. Then there is one that is for animation, which is the time one. Here you set in second how long a template will run for. The normal time is 15 sec.
**Adding animations**
To add an animation to an object you have to click on the + in the side of the timeline. This will pop-up the animation panel. Here you can add the animation you want. As an example you can add 8 different slides to an object. You also have Rotations, fades and Scale to name a few.
**Timeline**
The timeline is where you can add/move/change your animations, this is also where you find more options like easing, type, target, offset and Duration.
When clicking on an animation in the timeline you get options. Easing will allow you to add a premade animation to the object like a Power 1 - 4, Back, Elastic, Bounce, Circ, Expo and Sine. This can be added to all the before mentioned animations in both beginning and end (Slides, Rotations, Fades and Scale.)
**Adding multiple animations**
You can add more animation to have different outcomes. The most easy and one of the more common ways is to add a fade in and a slide to a text. But there is a lot more that one can do with animation.
Some objects have less animation options then others for example Text have their own animation.
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