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# Keyboard shortcuts

The shortcuts below mirror the in-app shortcuts panel exactly. Mac modifiers are listed first; Windows uses `Ctrl` where macOS uses `⌘`.

![In-app Keyboard Shortcuts panel listing the canonical commands - Copy, Paste, Undo, Redo, Frame Selected, Toggle gizmo type, camera controls, and more](/files/ovTYfM0IBy7v50uuGZfP)

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## Edit

| Action             | Shortcut              |
| ------------------ | --------------------- |
| Copy objects       | `Ctrl C` or `⌘ C`     |
| Paste objects      | `Ctrl V` or `⌘ V`     |
| Undo               | `Ctrl Z` or `⌘ Z`     |
| Redo               | `Ctrl ⇧ Z` or `⌘ ⇧ Z` |
| Duplicate objects  | `Ctrl D` or `⌘ D`     |
| Delete objects     | `Del` or `Backspace`  |
| Select all objects | `Ctrl A` or `⌘ A`     |

## Selection and gizmo

| Action                                     | Shortcut |
| ------------------------------------------ | -------- |
| Frame the selected object                  | `F`      |
| Toggle gizmo type (with selection active)  | `Tab`    |
| Toggle world / local space (classic gizmo) | `T`      |
| Cancel a UI drag                           | `Esc`    |

## Playback and shots

| Action                         | Shortcut   |
| ------------------------------ | ---------- |
| Pause and play during playback | `Spacebar` |
| Add new shot                   | `C`        |

## Camera

| Action                     | Shortcut                 |
| -------------------------- | ------------------------ |
| Strafe camera left / right | `A` / `D` or `←` / `→`   |
| Dolly camera in / out      | `W` / `S` or `↑` / `↓`   |
| Boom camera up / down      | `Q` / `E`                |
| Camera control speed       | `,` / `.`                |
| Orbit the camera           | left-click-drag          |
| Pan the camera             | left-click-drag + `⇧`    |
| Snap to surface            | left-click-drag + `Ctrl` |

## Populator

| Action                     | Shortcut     |
| -------------------------- | ------------ |
| Separate populator objects | double-click |

## Limits and known issues

* **Shortcuts are not customizable.** Remapping isn't exposed in the UI; the keybindings are fixed.
* **Some shortcuts may overlap with browser defaults.** `Cmd+W` will close the tab; `Cmd+R` will reload. The product avoids those, but some browsers and OS combinations have edge cases.
* **Game controller bindings** for camera control in Compose mode live on the [Camera controls](/compose/camera-controls.md) page rather than here.

## Related

* [Move the camera](/overview/get-started/viewport-navigation.md)
* [Camera controls](/compose/camera-controls.md)
* [Working with objects](/build/working-with-objects.md)


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