Space, Enter activate current button or listĬtrl + PgUp, Ctrl + PgDn in a multi-tab dialog, switch tabsĬtrl + F open a search field in a dialog with a list
This accepts the new value you typed in a text field and returns focus to canvas. This temporarily hides all open dialogs another F12 shows them again. These shortcuts open a new dialog window if it wasn't open yet, otherwise the corresponding dialog gets focus. Shift + Ctrl + Q Selectors and CSS dialog (experimental) When the "Mouse move pans when Space is pressed" option is on in Preferences, Space+mouse drag pans canvas instead of switching to/from Selector.ĭouble click on the tool buttons opens the Preferences dialog showing the page of the corresponding tool. Space switches to the Selector tool temporarily another Space switches back.
Supposed to work the same as corresponding regular keys. Unless noted otherwise, keypad keys (such as arrows, Home, End, +, -, digits) are You can create custom shortcuts and load custom keyboard shortcut files in the Inkscape Preferences, or by following the instructions in the default.xml file.
Some of the keyboard shortcuts may not be available for non-US keyboard layouts, but most (not all) of these shortcuts are configurable by the user. Share/inkscape/keys/inkscape.xml file in your Inkscape installation. Now go ahead and draw something fun.This document describes the default keyboard and mouse shortcuts of Inkscape, corresponding to the This practical guide will show you how to harness Inkscape's powerful features to produce anything from a child's doodle to high-end, professional design projects. –Work with layers, groups, object order, and locks to control your images –Use the XML Editor to view and manipulate the structure of your artwork –Use gradients, patterns, filters, and path effects to liven up your work
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