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In Adobe Photoshop CS5.5 / CS6, is there a keyboard shortcut to make a new frame using the animation window and timeline?

I make a lot of gif animations and would like to reduce mouse movement for productivity.

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No. But, you can make a hotkey for it.

From top menu: Edit > Keyboard Shortcuts.. ( Ctrl+Alt+Shift+K )

Just select Palette menus from the drop down list and then Animations. Once you've given a hotkey press Accept. enter image description here

( Make sure to listen to photoshop when it warns you if the inserted hotkey combination would override any existing ones. You can try to use Ctrl, Shift and Alt to make sure that it doesn't happen. )

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Yes! woo hoo! This is like Dreamweaver I was looking for this menu before; I was looking for Macros though! Thank you so much. Repped and marked. – TheBlackBenzKid Nov 15 '11 at 9:51
@TheBlackBenzKid Oh, and FYI if you give hotkey like this, it will start showing that hotkey in the menu where the function can be found. ( Incase you keep forgetting what you set.. or something. ) – Joonas Nov 15 '11 at 9:58
Brilliant really appreciate it. – TheBlackBenzKid Nov 15 '11 at 11:02

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