Edit Shortcuts
- Ctrl + C (Copy): This shortcut copies the selected object(s) to the clipboard. After that, you can paste it elsewhere in your Figma file or even into another design software.
- Ctrl + X (Cut): Similar to copy, but “cut” removes the selected object(s) from their current location and places them on the clipboard.
- Ctrl + V (Paste): This helps you paste the copied or cut object(s) from your clipboard onto your Figma canvas.
- Ctrl + Shift + V (Paste over selection): This helps you paste the copied or cut object(s) on top of the currently selected objects, essentially replacing them.
- Ctrl + D (Duplicate selection in place): This helps you create a copy or duplicate of the selected object(s) right next to the original object.
- Ctrl + R (Rename selection): This shortcut brings up a renaming field, allowing you to give your element a clear and descriptive name.
- Ctrl + Shift + E (Export): This shortcut opens the export menu, where you can choose the formats (like PNG or JPG) and quality settings to export your design.
- Ctrl + Alt + C (Copy properties): This shortcut helps you copy the formatting and styles of an object (like font, color, effects) to the clipboard.
- Ctrl + Alt + V (Paste properties): This shortcut helps you paste the copied formatting from your clipboard and apply it to the selected object(s).
Mastering Figma Shortcuts
In this article, we will explore various Figma shortcuts that UI/UX designers use to create designs on Figma. Before diving into the shortcuts, let’s first discuss what Figma is, how it helps designers, and what a shortcut is. So, let’s get started with the discussion.
Figma Shortcuts
Table of Content
- What is Figma?
- What Does a Shortcut Mean?
- Essential shortcuts
- Tools shortcuts
- Edit Shortcuts
- Text Shortcuts
- Conclusion