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This tutorial is on how to solve a common JPEG and image import issue in After Effects. If you have a JPEG, TIF, PNG, or PSD that you imported into After Effects and it’s only a handful of frames long, you probably accidentally imported an image sequence instead of just the one image file. So when you import (Command + i if you’re on a Mac / Control + i if you’re on a Windows computer) and select the file to import you need to first check the file name. If there’s a number at the end of it, example: image01.jpg, and there’s also an image02.jpg then you need to uncheck the ImporterJPEG Sequence option in the Import window. PNGs, TIFs, and PSDs will have something else instead of “ImporterJPEG”. Then import the file. It should be what you expect now. More goodies below… To get updated with new blog posts, tutorials, resources and more sign up here: ► https://mailchi.mp/0d93fc0be179/email — Want to support me and Edit Video Faster by gifting me a cup of coffee? Or an IPA? Or Peyton some treats? You can do so here: ► https://ko-fi.com/editvideofaster ► http://paypal.me/editvideofaster Any support you can give is immensely appreciated and helps me continue creating new videos and content for you. — Hi there! My name is Josh and I help video editors become faster, more competent and more confident in what they do. My business, Edit Video Faster, has helped thousands of editors over the past six years. If you ever want to talk video editing, have a question or just want to say hi you can send me a private message through the link below. I know how difficult it is learning a new NLE and maneuvering your way through the world of post production. As a full-time freelance editor I'm happy to share any bit of knowledge and insight I have. Don't be shy! Message me here: ► http://wp.me/P4J1Oy-x