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Knowledge base
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Venue editor
Keyboard Shortcuts
The venue editor supports keyboard shortcuts for common actions, helping you work faster without reaching for the toolbar.
Shortcut reference
General
| Shortcut |
Action |
| Ctrl+S (Cmd+S on Mac) |
Save schema |
| Ctrl+Z (Cmd+Z on Mac) |
Undo |
| Ctrl+Y (Cmd+Y on Mac) |
Redo |
| I |
Toggle Inspector panel |
| Ctrl+Shift+E (Cmd+Shift+E on Mac) |
Export schema |
Zoom
| Shortcut |
Action |
| Ctrl+= |
Zoom in |
| Ctrl+- |
Zoom out |
| Ctrl+1 |
Zoom to 100% |
| Ctrl+0 |
Zoom to fit |
Mode switching
Press a number key to jump between editor modes:
| Shortcut |
Mode |
| 1 |
Schema |
| 2 |
Section |
| 3 |
Underlay |
| 4 |
Venue Shape |
| 5 |
Pricing Zones |
| 6 |
Pricing |
Layering
| Shortcut |
Action |
| ] |
Move selected object forward one layer |
| [ |
Move selected object back one layer |
| Ctrl+] (Cmd+] on Mac) |
Move selected object to the front |
| Ctrl+[ (Cmd+[ on Mac) |
Move selected object to the back |
Selection and panning
| Key |
Action |
| Shift (hold) |
Add to selection while clicking |
| Space (hold) |
Pan mode – drag to scroll the canvas |
When shortcuts are disabled
Shortcuts are automatically paused in these situations:
- Text inputs – when you are typing in an input field (e.g., renaming a section or editing a seat number), key presses go to the field instead.
- Modals – when a dialog is open, all shortcuts are paused except Escape, which closes the dialog.
On macOS, shortcuts that use Ctrl on Windows and Linux use Cmd instead. For example, Ctrl+S becomes Cmd+S. Single-key shortcuts (number keys, bracket keys, I) work the same on all platforms.