Keyboard Shortcuts¶

Most editor shortcuts are customizable from Settings > Keybinds. The defaults below match a fresh install.

Canvas controls¶

These are gesture-based and not user-rebindable.

Shortcut	Action
`Ctrl` + mouse wheel	Zoom in or out
`Ctrl` + drag	Pan the canvas
Pinch on trackpad	Pinch-zoom

Tool switching¶

Default	Action
`V`	Switch to the Select tool
`M`	Switch to the Block tool (text-block creation)
`B`	Switch to the Brush tool
`E`	Switch to the Eraser tool
`R`	Switch to the Repair Brush tool

Brush size¶

Default	Action
`]`	Increase brush size (clamped at 128)
`[`	Decrease brush size (clamped at 8)

History and selection¶

Default	Action
`Ctrl` + `Z` (`Cmd` + `Z` on macOS)	Undo
`Ctrl` + `Shift` + `Z` (`Cmd` + `Shift` + `Z` on macOS)	Redo
`Ctrl` + `Y`	Redo (legacy fallback, not rebindable)
`Ctrl` + `A` (`Cmd` + `A` on macOS)	Select all text blocks on the current page

Undo and redo intentionally fire even while typing in a text field — the scene history takes precedence over the browser's native text-undo. Ctrl + A only fires outside text fields, so the native "select all text" behaviour still works inside textareas and inputs.

Customizing shortcuts¶

Open Settings > Keybinds to rebind any of the rebindable shortcuts above. Conflicts are highlighted, and you can reset back to defaults from the same screen.

Tool-switch and brush-size shortcuts only fire when the keyboard focus is outside an editable text field, so they will not interrupt typing in the OCR or translation panels.