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How to mask in alight motion

Masking in Alight Motion allows you to control the visibility of certain parts of a layer or clip, creating visually interesting effects. Here's a step-by-step guide on how to use masking in Alight Motion:

Open Alight Motion:

Launch the Alight Motion app on your device.
Create or Import Project:

Start a new project or open an existing one where you want to apply masking.
Add Layers:

Import the media or create the elements you want to work with. This could include images, videos, or shapes.
Place Layers in Timeline:

Arrange your layers in the timeline in the order you want them to appear.
Select the Layer to Mask:

Choose the layer that you want to apply the mask to. Tap on the layer in the timeline to select it.
Access the Layer Options:

Look for the layer options toolbar, often located at the bottom or top of the screen. There should be an icon that looks like a square with a circle inside or another masking-related icon.
Apply Mask:

Tap on the masking icon to reveal the masking options.
Choose Mask Type:

Alight Motion provides various masking options, including shapes, paths, and custom masks. Select the type of mask you want to use.
Adjust Mask Properties:

Depending on the mask type, you may need to adjust properties such as size, position, and feathering. Explore the settings to achieve the desired effect.
Animate if Needed:

If you want to create dynamic effects, you can animate the mask. Access the keyframe options and set keyframes for mask properties over time.
Preview Your Work:

Play the timeline to preview your masked animation. Make adjustments as needed.
Fine-Tune and Experiment:

Alight Motion offers a range of options for refining your masks. Experiment with different shapes, paths, and blending modes to achieve the desired result.
Save and Export:

Once you're satisfied with your masked composition, save your project and export it in the desired format.
Remember that Alight Motion's interface and features might evolve with updates, so it's always a good idea to refer to the latest documentation or in-app help for any specific details related to masking or other features.