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# Keyboard Shortcuts

A list of keyboard shortcuts to make designing commands happen faster and smoother

## Popular Keyboard Shortcuts:

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### Hot Keys for Switching Tools in Canvas:

* In your Canvas mood board, use the following Keys to switch in between the tools in the top, main toolbar:
  * `V` -> Select
  * `Spacebar` -> Pan
    * A helpful way to Pan throughout the Canvas for easy movement is by holding down the Spacebar and clicking and dragging your cursor throughout the space.
    * `H` -> Pan
  * `P` -> Draw
  * `R` -> Rectangle
  * `E` -> Circle
  * `T` -> Text
  * `M` -> Measure
  * `F`-> Frames
  * `A` -> Draw Areas
* `Arrow Keys` -> Nudge selected scene node
* `Delete` -> Delete selected scene node
* `ESC` -> Clear selection
* `CTRL` / `CMND + A` -> Select All
* `CTRL` / `CMND + C` -> Copy
* `CTRL` / `CMND + V` -> Paste
* `CTRL` / `CMND + Z` -> Undo
* `CTRL` / `CMND + Shift + Z` -> Redo
* `Shift` / `CTRL` / `CMND + [` -> Bring to Front
* `Shift` / `CTRL` / `CMND + ]` -> Send to Back

## **Right-click Menu:**

* In you Canvas mood board, right-click in your Canvas to pop-up the right-click menu. Here is where you'll find a current list of keyboard shortcuts that activate various design features in your Canvas.

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### Actions and features that are located in the right-click menu:

* Undo -> `CTRL` / `CMND + Z`
* Redo -> `CTRL` / `CMND + Shift + Z`
* Copy -> `CTRL` / `CMND + C`
* Cut -> `CTRL` / `CMND + X`
* Paste -> `CTRL` / `CMND + V`
* Crop
* Reset Transform&#x20;
* Distribute Selection
* Align Horizontal
* Align Vertical
* Group Selection -> `CTRL` / `CMND + G`
* Ungroup Selection -> `CTRL` / `CMND + Shift + G`
* Frame Selection -> `CTRL` / `CMND + F`
* Lock Selection -> `CTRL` / `CMND + L`
* Unlock Selection -> `CTRL` / `CMND + Shift + L`
* Zoom to Selection
* Bring to Front -> `Shift` / `CTRL` / `CMND + [`
* Send to Back -> `Shift` / `CTRL` / `CMND + ]`
* Set as Thumbnail
* Scale Precisely
* Create Product
* View Product Details
* Open Image in New Tab
* Flip Image Vertically&#x20;
* Flip Image Horizontally


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