Use Keynote to Create a Scroll-Based Parallax Animation

[@novelafilmacademy]

This video is a fantastic resource for anyone looking to elevate their presentations with scroll-based parallax animations in Keynote

[@junaidseedat7852]

Watching this 4 years later and is exactly what I was looking for! Thank you very much - this was incredible. Subscribed for more of your content!

[@incredibilistic]

All this time I've been ignoring Magic Move because I just assumed it was doing nothing. Thanks so much for this tutorial. So simple and yet so effective and beautiful. Cheers!

[@sfincione2000]

Keynote is so much easier to use than Powerpoint and there are lots of cool features like this in it. Nice

[@premiumturkish]

You explained to me like I am 5 and that’s what I needed. Thank you!

[@michaelmccrory2220]

Your tutorial is still very useful today. Thank you for sharing.

[@phutloose]

Thanks for taking the time to share - very inspiring!

[@aellahee]

It was explained so clearly, thank you so much. This is brilliant

[@AC-gw4qu]

Just what I needed, just when I needed it. Thank you!

[@francescazurlo3182]

Brilliant tutorial and I loved the text in the second slide. Probably something that not everyone would notice. XD

[@antonwebber8828]

This is SICK! Thank you for this stunning example. I'm definitely going to use this in my next keynote presentation!!

[@sirhenryhu]

REAL USEFUL TUTORIAL! Amazing and this way really turns Keynote into a more flexible and realistic tool while presenting/demonstrating ideas to others. Thank you for sharing.

[@harrisonmalone]

This is really helpful... didn't realise keynote could actually be useful in my workflow :)

[@mopedastyle8843]

Thanks for sharing, this is so useful for me! Ande the video export option in the very end of the video is dope, didn't notice it before in keynote.

[@milanistaminetti]

well done! it looks beautiful

[@edwardjamesjr1]

Great Easter egg. Long live the resistance!

[@oldchannelprojectpowerpoin4118]

For those on a PC: the "Morph" effect is the direct equivalent on PowerPoint 2016 or onward.

[@MestrixGaming]

I will use this effect for my presentation in 3 days ! Great tutorial ! thanks from france ;)

[@filipegill]

Great tut. So clear and smooth... and useful! Thank you.

[@mylovelycatbetty]

a very nice tutorial and easy to get an idea regarding the animation.

[@thabetalhroob2139]

I would like to thank you a lot for what you have done for us.

[@noahm]

Thanks for the video. I would've never thought about ever using Keynote for this.

[@VidActionTV]

Great tips thanks. I really like how the parallax animation makes the elements move independently. It makes the video more lively and interesting. - Dane

[@ChrisWhitbread]

This is such a sick idea, I never thought of this. Thanks!

[@carlospaiz90]

Excellent!!!! I was looking for this a long time ago! Thank You so Much

[@Cynchronia]

This is way too awesome! Thanks for sharing.

[@dabellaconsulting1900]

THIS IS DOPE TUTORIAL, Thank You SKETCH!

[@gabrieltaques1562]

Super cool video!

[@LearnUX]

Great way to show possibilities in Keynote.

[@philbrooks5505]

This is awesome - thank you so much for being clear and explaining everything really really well.

[@zavierorlos1948]

Im just Parallaxed by this great Tutorial. Super Great Job. Thanks mate!

[@MrStufletcher]

Pollaxed?! :)

[@ngonzale3]

Great video. I'd love to know what were those blue vertical bars and how to use such guides effectively. Thanks so much!

[@battenburgthrilled]

Pablo que brutal!! yo habia escuchado de keynote pero nunca lo habia visto en accion yo uso es screenflow y tambn principle, esta buena esa app muy sencilla.

[@infinitesoulluos]

Great explanation, I have just used it as a component for my video intro, thx for the help!

[@WePiphany]

One more VERY cool think about designing in Keynote is that you can ope and demo the Keynote file right on an iPhone. You can make a realistic looking/feeling App in Keynote this way and do some in-person user testing, along with QuickTime or Screenflow to record the screen and the user's face via front-facing camera. I can't wait for Keynote to support gestures. That is the biggest flaw, along with orientation adaption missing.

[@susycrypto]

Fantastic !!! Thank you so much !!!

[@bettyescookingchannel]

Thanks for sharing how to use keynote to create a scroll-based parallax animation.

[@iankeeber1890]

This is really great! I'm going to use this for keynote presentations - not an actual website - do you know how to make the magic move effect work in reverse? That is, if I go from slide 2 to slide 1, make the objects move back into place. Right now it just goes back to the previous slides state with no animation.

[@principe.borodin]

Fantastic. Awesome.

[@andysturt6374]

really appreciate your interpretation of keynote tools. great video - going to use for some logo presentation ;0)

[@martijndehaan]

You just saved my life, awesome! Thanks

[@PaulLefevres]

Keep up this great job dude !

[@gemoritzt]

Exactly what I was searching for! Thanks for this great tutorial!

[@robertomiranda9083]

Simple and pretty. Nice tutorial, thanks :)

[@ashutoshpawar]

The audio quality is so crisp, which headset do you use?

[@vivianjacob7863]

Great tutorial and tips! As a true Brazilian, I'm loving the bossa in the background, can you please share the song/artist? :)

[@melodramacaminante]

Very illustrative, literally. Thanks.

[@HiFlyhigh]

Very helpful, thank you for the video.

[@tiffmien6998]

great trick!! Thanks.

[@rafaelrojasmadrigal7160]

Great tutorial! Thanks!

[@acseventyone]

Hello, I had a question: I feel like creating an image swap on mouse hover in keynote should be doable? The effect i am looking for is what Amazon does on their product images pages. When you hover over the small thumbnail image to the left on a listing, it replaces the larger main image. Can Keynote do an effect like this?

[@wallace_in_the_sky]

Excellent tutorial, thank you so much!

[@ChritsianBucic]

So magic! Superbe and interesting trick that I haven't know it exist ;-) Thank you!

[@michaellwalker8748]

Love the text!

[@Tyrolax]

Yeah I use this quite a bit too! Fast & easy

[@jazzledstv5555]

Great tuto :D Amazing!

[@gabrieldupacto]

You deserve to be rich! Thanks dude.

[@ErnestoPossiSpanishVoiceOver]

Really cool man!!!!

[@jennaqu402]

Excellent tips!

[@WangDianqun]

Very useful and detailed, thanks a lot.

[@AiloviuAr]

Amazing tutorial, thanks for sharing!

[@mayamax3d]

Is Magic move part of keynote or is a third part plugin?

[@MalikJanS]

Cool hair cut dude! :-P

[@Santinho0926]

Thanks for this amazing tutorial! :) :)

[@filipkachnic]

Very good tip. Thank you!

[@precisionsoundworks8371]

You are awesome! Thank you for posting!!!

[@Creative-jg6gq]

Hi - I would really like to know how to make a prototype that is interactive to "send" (by email) to a client for review. I say "send" and not "present" as I may not be able to be physically there to present. Would really appreciate your advise / suggestion

[@fayeyang7430]

Thank you so much. It is so useful to me!

[@korpulian]

13:58 thx for the explanation - it really freaked me out. (don't own a track pad)

[@angelitocheer01]

🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯 I loooooooooove it !

[@robbieanez]

Ma Boe! tremendo mi bro... Awesome shit!

[@RelannaCR9]

Thanks a lot! That was very useful👏

[@ellemariej]

What's the font used?

[@beanyume]

Nice video. Thanks

[@samraymi]

what is short cut do you use to zoom in/out of slide frame smoothly?

[@samuelsoon5030]

Hi there! Could I ask what software did u use to make the iPad and iPhone interfaces? could I get access to those files as well? (:

[@brocky]

This is great!

[@clair4236]

Thank you, Pablo for this clear and helpful tutorial : ) and I like your background music. What's the title? Is it downloadable?

[@tinawang7867]

This is awesome! Is there any Parallax website building (html/js) tutourious you can recomment?

[@patrickonthescreen]

Curious, but am I missing something here? The 'Object Push' transition in Keynote does much the same thing. Or was that not available when this video was made?

[@morespinach9832]

Any way to create animation "in place"? Like a long mobile screen. I want to show it scrolling, but within the mobile screen...

[@ryanthies8701]

Any advice on how to make the exported movie a GIF or on a loop? As always, great work Pablo! Love the channel!

[@gettingair]

mind blown

[@JamesMcKinven]

This is so cool

[@BernardBertrand]

fantastic trick ! thank you

[@switchtoi]

Very helpfull video 👍🏼 good job

[@Salheen]

Thanks for the excellent demo. What is the name of the music 🙏

[@enzomauro90]

Nice Tutorial, would be nice to see keynote in action for an app project. Have you examples?

[@hugo.santos]

Awesome! Tks.

[@IrinaZoria]

Thank u so much!

[@wirasantana]

THANKYOU SOOOO MUCH

[@riyanw]

Thank you so much for this.

[@GhxstinSoon]

I know how to use Keynote it’s perfect for my Designs!!

[@GhxstinSoon]

And I can perfectly use Magic Move

[@mariostilla3500]

Hi! thank you for this video which I found very interesting. I'm doing a presentation which needs a video in background that doesn't stop when the next page will appear. How I can do that? the video stops whren i clic for see the new page. I really want a dynamic effect like we can see in the website. could you help me?

[@FilipeLosoft]

Amazing!

[@MauricioLorenzetti]

Very nice! The only problem is that you end up with two versions of the artifacts. If you need to change things later, you need to do it twice for every change.

[@MoeRam]

cant you do that with object push?

[@MetroversalDesign]

This Magic Move thing kinda reminds me of Principle :)

[@MetroversalDesign]

Am I right?!

[@SketchTogether]

Yes, totally! It's the same thing :)

[@Ornches]

Sketch Together I am experimenting with this In a class. Should I build in principle or do this for quick and dirty presentations

[@ceciliabissoli9063]

Does it work if I convert to PowerPoint?

[@danielmariluz]

Which software you use to make your video tutorials?

[@SketchTogether]

Camtasia! :)

[@danielmariluz]

Gracias Pablo!

[@manim.3699]

how to get ripple around mouse click, like in your case ?