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# Sequence item (group of clips)

## Create sequence item

To create sequence item, drag and drop a sequence onto Quiver panel.

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## Addition Options

To customise addition options, right click on sequence button.

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### Add as individual clips

When adding sequence item to a timeline, clips from the sequence will be added as individual clips.

This is useful for creating custom transtions with effects and sounds.

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Any effect applied to clips inside sequence **will be transferred**, so you can use blend modes, effects and keyframes.

{% hint style="warning" %}
Limitations: non-linear keyframes and masks are not supported.

To overcome it, use [un-nest method](#un-nest-sequence-copy-paste) below.
{% endhint %}

### Un-nest sequence (copy/paste)

With un-nest option enabled, Quiver will briefly activate source sequence, copy clips from it and paste them to a current timeline.

<figure><img src="/files/4xKVlVJNucKNvZKztUYC" alt=""><figcaption></figcaption></figure>

Any effect or transition applied to clips inside sequence **will be transferred**, so you can use blend modes, effects and keyframes. No limitations.

### Group clips

After individual clips are added to a timeline, they will be grouped, so it is easier to move them together.


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