%table% Pro Tip – You can customize your Vectornator Tools shortcuts via your Mac System Preferences. H | Hand (Pan around canvas) – Requires >iOS 13.4 and macOS system. On macOS, all of the key command shortcuts for the individual tools are available in the Menu Bar > Tools. %table% Pro Tip – On Mac, you can zoom in and out using the same pinch gestures you use on iPad on the trackpad, or by clicking on the Zoom button inside the Top Toolbar and using your mouse’s scroll wheel. ⌥⌘1 | Toggle the Layers Panel on the left ~key~ ⌥⌘2 ~key~ | Toggle the Inspector Panel on the right

~key~ | Hide Interface to activate Focus Mode ~key~ ⌃⌘F ~key~ | Enter / Exit Full Screen. This activates the Hand Tool ~key~ H ~key~. ~key~ Spacebar + drag ~key~ | Pan around the canvas. ~key~ ↓ ~key~ or ~key~ ⌘- ~key~ | Zoom out ~key~ ↑ ~key~ or ~key~ ⌘+ ~key~ | Zoom in Scale and position your view to show everything on the canvas. These shortcuts save you from wasting time panning and zooming on your canvas. %table% ⚠️ You can undo your actions in Vectornator up to 10,000 times all the way back to the blank canvas that you started with, even after closing the document and re-opening it. On Mac, you can Undo your last action by going to Edit > Undo from the top Menu Toolbar or by using these shortcuts: These shortcuts allow you to quickly manage your documents. Pro Tip – Vectornator Shortcuts work seamlessly across all your devices, whether you are using Vectornator for Mac or on your iPad. Many of them are context-dependant based on what you’ve selected and what you’re doing, but you’ll find the full list below. If you're using a Mac, keyboard shortcuts are the fastest way to speed up your workflow.

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