# How to Use Keyboard Shortcuts

Keyboard shortcuts allow you to move throughout your application design quicker. 

**Zoom In:**  Hold the Command (mac) or Control (pc) key and press the **+** key.

**Zoom Out**: Hold the Command (mac) or Control (pc) key and press the **-** key.

**Zoom Out to View all Screens**: Hold the Command (mac) or Control (pc) key and press the + 1 keys.

**Scroll** **left/right/up/down**: You can either use your arrow keys to pan throughout the app or you can hold the space bar, then click and drag to pan around the canvas.

**Copy item**: Click the item(s) you want to copy and click Command (mac) or Control (pc) with the **C** key.

**Paste item**: Click the item(s) you want to copy and click Command (mac) or Control (pc) with the **V** key.

**Undo**: If you delete an item or move it to an area and then want it back or in its original place,  hold down Command (mac) or Control (pc) with the **Z** key. Note that undo also records clicks so you may need to do it quite a few times to return to where you were.

**Select Multiple Items:** Hold the **Shift** button while clicking each item you want.

**Grouping Items:** When you have selected multiple items the left bar will suggest you to group them, you can click that or Command (mac) or Control (pc) and the **G** key - you can also group an individual item.

**Display Screen Connections:** Shift + L will show you arrows of how your screens are linked. You can also turn this on and off from the left hand settings gear > display settings > screen connections.

{% hint style="warning" %}
Copy/Paste shortcuts may not work from one app to another
{% endhint %}

## Learn More

* Copying and Pasting Screens and Components will break data connections. 
* Custom Lists must be in a Group to Copy/Paste.
* Copying/Pasting large amounts of Screens and Components from one app to another is not guaranteed to work and will likely not duplicate all data. 


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