How To Delete Timeline In Photoshop
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Click on the carte du jour icon in the pinnacle right of the timeline:
Yous'll get this menu:
Delete Blitheness will delete every frame but the first one.
You can also click Select All Frames or select sure frames with Shift or Command and select Delete Frames to delete the selected frames. Over again, the start frame remains as is.
answered Feb 7, 2018 at 15:35
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In case what yous're really wanting is to have a Frame Timeline vs a Video Timeline (or vice versa), at that place'south a pocket-size icon in the bottom-left of the Timeline panel in CS6 that converts between the two Timeline types.
answered May 17, 2019 at 11:01
Note the menu items change based upon what type of blitheness is nowadays.
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For a Frame Animation, use the pop upward menu on the Timeline Panel and choose
Delete Animation
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For a Timeline Blitheness, use the popular upwards menu on the Timeline Panel and choose
Delete Timeline
. This will remove all timeline layers and keyframes, reverting back to your screenshot, having no timeline present.
answered February vii, 2018 at 17:27
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@VictorChernobay I launched CS6 It does appear to be a feature Adobe added to CC. In CS6, you'll merely have to shift-click the timeline tracks and hitting the delete key until they are all gone.
Feb 8, 2018 at 18:36
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cheers! But this is non exactly the aforementioned what I meant.
Feb 7, 2018 at 15:43
I added the extra info directly in the question, this way it's at the pinnacle of the page which is clearer for everyone and you take better chances of getting an answer. Does the document with the empty timeline have layers besides the groundwork layer? As soon as yous add a layer to the document it'south added to the timeline, so that looks similar an empty document to me; deleting a layer in the timeline besides deletes information technology from the document. Otherwise you can click Select All Keyframes from the bill of fare and press delete, which would delete all the keyframes but leave everything else intact.
Feb 7, 2018 at xvi:23
cheers, Benoit. It's more clear now. I take to add that before selecting All Keyframes it's necessary to select all layers which have Keyframes, otherwise, keyframes from unselected layers volition remain. I didn't select all before and this was my fault.
Feb 8, 2018 at eighteen:17
Perfect! I'1000 glad it worked out.
February 8, 2018 at twenty:11