Creates a new animation folder on the Layer and Timeline palettes. Animation folders are folders for storing animation cels (layers). Layers and layer folders created in an animation folder can be used as cels.

This creates a 2D camera folder on the Layer palette and the Timeline palette. Using a 2D camera folder, camera movement can be added to an animation without transforming the animation folder or the layers’ images.

Creates a new audio layer (audio track) on the Layer palette and the Timeline palette. An audio layer is a layer for editing an audio file on the Timeline palette.

This deletes the specified cel, clip, or keyframe currently selected in the Timeline palette.

Cut and store a selected cel specification, clip or keyframe from the Timeline palette on the clipboard.

Store a selected cel specification, clip or keyframe from the Timeline palette on the clipboard. The cel will remain on the Timeline palette.

Pastes the selected cel specification, clip or keyframe stored on the clipboard onto the Time­line palette For details, see  "Paste".

Enables/disables editing with keyframes on the selected layer or track. For details, see "Enable keyframe editing".

This adds a keyframe to the selected frame on the Timeline palette.

This changes the interpolation method of the selected keyframe to [Hold].

This changes the interpolation method of the selected keyframe to [Linear].

This changes the interpolation method of the selected keyframe to [Smooth].

This allows you to temporarily draw or make edits with a brush or pen on a layer (track) that has [Enable keyframes on this layer] turned on.

This deletes all keyframes from the selected track in the Timeline palette.

This specifies a cel for the frame selected in the Timeline palette. For details, see  "Specify cels".

This allows you to batch specify cels in the Timeline palette from the selected frame onward. For details, see  "Batch specify cels".

This allows cels that are specified in the Timeline palette but have not been created in the Layer palette to be created together. They are created in all animation folders included in the timeline.

This renumbers the names of the cels in the selected animation folder in the order displayed on the Timeline palette. For details, see  "Rename in timeline order".

This renumbers the names of the cels in the selected animation folder according to the stack­ing order in the Layer palette. For details, see  "Rename in layer order".

If the timeline is enabled, this selects the cel before the frame currently selected in the Time­line palette. The operation for this item differs depending on the canvas specification or the cel or layer that is selected. For details, see  "Select previous cel".

If the timeline is enabled, this selects the cel after the frame currently selected in the Timeline palette. Operation for this item differs depending on canvas specification or the cel or layer that is selected. For details, see  "Select next cel".

This allows you to select multiple consecutive clips in the same track on the Timeline palette and join them together.

This splits the clip at the frame selected on the Timeline palette.

This allows the start position of a clip to be set according to the frames on the Timeline pal­ette.

The end position of a clip can be set according to the frames on the Timeline palette.

This plays the animation according to the frame rate.

This plays all frames when playing the animation.

This button enables loop play. When playing animation, playback will return to the first frame after reaching the last frame.

When active, the camera movement set in the 2D camera folder track is reflected when the ani­mation is played.

Turn this on to render the playback range of the animation before playing the animation. This avoids issues where playback is delayed due to the time taken to load the animation. However, rendering before playing the animation means that it may be a while before playback starts.

When the canvas has a high resolution, the resolution is automatically reduced when playing the animation to improve the playback speed. A cache is created with images at a size near the scale of the canvas when playing the animation. When the scale is changed during playback, the cache is discarded according to the scale.

When the canvas has a high resolution, the resolution is automatically reduced when playing the animation to improve the playback speed. A cache is created with images at a size near the scale of the canvas when playing the animation. The cache is not discarded when the scale is changed during playback.

Go to start selects the first frame in the Timeline palette.

Go to end selects the last frame in the Timeline palette.

Got to previous frame selects the frame before a selected frame in the Timeline palette.

This button selects the next frame of the current frame in the Timeline palette.

Selects the keyframe before the currently selected frame on the [Timeline].

Selects the keyframe after the currently selected frame on the [Timeline].

Go to specified frame selects the frame corresponding to the specified number in the Timeline palette. Selecting this command displays the [Go to specified frame] dialog box. Enter the frame to be selected in [Frame number] and click [OK]. The frame entered in [Frame number] is selected in the Timeline palette.

Specify the name of a timeline label and go to the frame containing that timeline label. For details, see  "Go to timeline label".

This creates a timeline label in the specified frame on the Timeline palette. For details, see  "Create timeline label".

This deletes a timeline label from the Timeline palette. For details, see  "Delete timeline label".

Creates a track label in a frame in the specified track on the Timeline palette. For details, see  "Create track label".

This deletes a track label from the Timeline palette. Inbetween track labels and reverse sheet track labels can be deleted in addition to standard track labels. For details, see  "Delete track label".

This adds a track label specifying an inbetween point on a frame in the specified track on the Timeline palette.

This adds a track label specifying a reverse sheet in between point in a frame in the specified track on the Timeline palette.

Enables or disables the timeline for the canvas. For details, see "Enable timeline".

New timeline displays the [New timeline] dialog box. It can be used to create a new timeline on the canvas. For details, see  "New timeline".

Switches the editing target to the previous timeline if there are multiple timelines.

Switches the editing target to the next timeline if there are multiple timelines.

This changes various settings for the timeline being edited. For details, see  "Change settings".

Change frame rate allows you to change the frame rate (number of frames per second) set when creating the canvas.

This allows you to manage timelines in the file. For details, see  "Manage timeline".

You can also insert frames using the Timeline palette. For details, see  "Insert frame".

Deletes the selected frame from the Timeline palette. For details, see  "Delete frame".

You can open the Toei Animation Digital Exposure Sheet and use the vertical exposure sheet to edit the contents of the [Timeline] palette. For details, see "Apply Toei Animation Digital Exposure Sheet information to current exposure sheet [EX] [Windows/iPad]".

Load the changes made to the Toei Animation Digital Exposure Sheet to Clip Studio Paint. For details, see "Load changes to Toei Animation Digital Exposure Sheet [EX] [Windows]".

You can set up the installation path for the Toei Animation Digital Exposure Sheet. For details, see "Toei Animation Digital Exposure Sheet settings [EX] [Windows]".

It is possible to link Toei Animation Digital Exposure Sheet settings with Clip Studio Paint. For details, see "Toei Animation Digital Exposure Sheet Path [EX][iPad]".

Turn this on to display only the cel selected for editing from the animation folder.

Onion skin is a function in which previous and consecutive cels are layered over the current cel. Turn this on to display the onion skin on the canvas. For details, see  "Enable onion skin".

Selecting this item displays the [Onion skin settings] dialog. This allows you to configure onion skin settings such as the number of displayed cels and the display color. For details, see  "Onion skin settings".

Allows you to check cel motion with key operations. For details, see  "Check cel motion by key input".

Allows you to check cel motion with key operations. For details, see  "Check cel motion by key input".

Turn this on to display the light table layers on the canvas. Turn it off to hide the light table lay­ers.

This fixes a registered cel as the [Edited cel]. When this is set, the [Edited cel] does not change when another cel is selected on the Layer palette or Timeline palette.

Register a layer selected on the Layer palette as a light table layer on the Animation Cels pal­ette.

Register other image files to the light table on the Animation Cels palette. For details, see  "Select and register file".

This pastes a layer copied from another canvas to the light table on the Animation Cels palette. If the selected layer is a light table layer from a [Light table specific to cel], it is registered to the [Light table specific to cel]. Otherwise, it is registered to the [Common light table for canvas].

If onion skin is enabled, the surrounding cels displayed as onion skin are registered to the [Light table specific to cel] on the Animation Cels palette. The onion skin layer color of the registered cels (light table layers) is kept, but the opacity is not.

This deregisters the selected light table layer from the Animation Cels palette.

This deregisters all light table layers shown on the Animation Cels palette.

Selecting this item displays the [Move canvas to center] dialog. Drag the slider to adjust the position and angle of the canvas based on the light table layers displayed on the canvas. For details, see "Move canvas to center".

This allows you to display thumbnails in the animation folder only.

It is possible to display the transparent area of the layer or cel in the thumbnail.