Value

This is your standard single value find & replace. The most commonly used method.

It can be a percentage, it can be a integer or have a decimal.

Typically, if you're just looking for a one number value, this is your mode.

Positional

For any values with 2 (or 3) dimensions, this is your mode! Simply check or un-check the "3 Dimensional" box to get the number of dimensions you want to use.

Even though we call this "Positional", other common properties fall under this category too (Scale, Anchor Point, etc...)

*Bonus: You can use ? and * as wildcards for dimensions that you want to remain unchanged. Example: Use 960 for x and ? for y if you wish to maintain whatever y value you have for each keyframe

Color

Color properties now supported too! Shape Layers, Color Effects, Color Expression Controls... Any color property you can select from the timeline (not native solid or text layer source colors)

*Bonus: Click the color swatch for a custom easy color wheel picker that makes it easy to choose a replacement color ^source

Text

Source text keyframes unlocked.

This will work whether you're replacing full text strings or just words in a paragraph. With "Case Insensitive" checked, it will do it's best to find all the matches of your source text, and replace them with text that matches the same case. With "Case Insensitive" unchecked, only exact matches will be found.

Global

If you don't have consitent value you can search by, but your client demands you double every keyframe, we have you covered

100% or 1x keeps all selected keyframes the same. Use 200% or 2x to increase keyframes' values, or 50% or .5x to decrease keyframes' values