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This document describes the default keyboard and mouse shortcuts of Inkscape, corresponding to the @@ -29,9 +29,10 @@ RFE).

r Rectangle tool x 3D box tool e Ellipse/arc tool -p Freehand (Pencil) tool -b Bezier (Pen) tool +p Pencil (Freehand) tool +b Pen (Bezier) tool c Calligraphy tool +c Eraser tool u Paint Bucket tool g Gradient tool d Dropper tool @@ -128,7 +129,7 @@ RFE).

When the "Mouse wheel zooms by default" option is on in Preferences, Ctrl+wheel scrolls instead of zooming. To zoom, use wheel without Ctrl. zoom into the area Z activate zoom field -The zoom field in the lower left corner of the window allows you to specify zoom level precisely. +The zoom field in the lower right corner of the window allows you to specify zoom level precisely. @@ -161,15 +162,21 @@ RFE).

 -Guides and grid +Guides, grids, snapping drag off a ruler to create guide Drag off the horizontal or vertical ruler to create a new guideline. Drag a guideline onto the ruler to delete it. + drag a guide to move it + drag a guide (not near anchor) to rotate it + rotate guide with angle snapping + delete guide | \ toggle guides and snapping to guides -If you want to have different values for guides visibility and snapping, set them via the Document Options dialog. +If you want to see the guides but not snap to them, use the global snapping toggle (% key). When you create a new guide by dragging off the ruler, guide visibility and snapping are turned on. -# 3 toggle grid and snapping to grid -If you want to have different values for grid visibility and snapping, set them via the Document Options dialog. +# 3 toggle grids and snapping to grids +If you want to see the grids but not snap to them, use the global snapping toggle (% key). Note that only the 3 key on the main keyboard works, not on the keypad. +% toggle snapping on and off +This toggle affects snapping to grids, guides, and objects in all tools. @@ -183,7 +190,7 @@ RFE).

These keys work both in the floating palette dialog and in the palette frame at the bottom of the window. set fill color on selection set stroke color on selection - set stroke color on selection + open pop-up menu drag fill color to objects drag stroke color to objects To change fill/stroke of an object by dragging color on it, that object need not be selected. @@ -204,9 +211,9 @@ RFE).

N create new document -O open an SVG document +O open a document E export to PNG -I import bitmap or SVG +I import bitmap or vector P print document S save document S save under a new name @@ -241,6 +248,11 @@ RFE).

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+ + + create new layer + + move to layer above move to layer below @@ -266,14 +278,12 @@ RFE).

Clipboard C copy selection -This places a copy of the selection to the Inkscape clipboard. Text from text objects is also placed onto the system clipboard. X cut selection -This works the same as "copy selection" followed by deleting the selection. V paste clipboard This places the clipboard objects at the mouse cursor, or at the center of the window if mouse is outside the canvas. -When editing text with the text tool, this pastes the text from the system clipboard into the current text object. +When editing text with the text tool, this pastes the text from the clipboard into the current text object. V paste in place -This places the clipboard objects to the original location from which they were copied. +This places the clipboard objects into the original location from which they were copied. V paste style This applies the style of the (first of the) copied object(s) to the current selection. If a gradient handle (in Gradient tool) or a text span (in Text tool) are selected, they get the style instead of the entire object. @@ -412,8 +422,8 @@ RFE).

Shift+click adds an object to the current selection if it was not selected, or deselects it otherwise. edit the object For paths, double clicking switches to Node tool; for shapes, to corresponding shape tool; for text, to Text tool. -For groups, double clicking performs the "Enter group" command (the group becomes temporary layer). -Double clicking in empty space swithes to the parent layer in the hierarchy, if any. +For groups, double clicking performs the "Enter group" command (the group becomes a temporary layer). +Double clicking in empty space switches to the parent layer in the hierarchy, if any. @@ -479,7 +489,7 @@ groups) with the same effect as Alt+click.) On Linux, Alt+click and Alt+drag may be reserved by the window manager. Reconfigure it so you can use them in Inkscape. restrict movement to horizontal or vertical temporarily disable snapping -This temporaily disables snapping to grid or guides when you are dragging with grid or guides on. +This temporarily disables snapping to grid or guides when you are dragging with grid or guides on. drop a copy When dragging or transforming with mouse, each Space leaves a copy of the selected object. You can press and hold Space while dragging for a nice "trail." @@ -754,10 +764,14 @@ groups) with the same effect as Alt+click.) Change node type C make cusp +First Shift+C changes type of node; if you do another Shift+C on an already cusp node, it retracts its handles S make smooth +If a cusp node is adjacent to a line segment, first Shift+S makes it half-smooth with one handle collinear +with the segment; another Shift+S will expand a second handle Y make symmetric When making smooth or symmetric, you can lock the position of one of the handles by hovering mouse over it. - toggle smooth/cusp/symmetric +A make auto + toggle smooth/cusp/symmetric/auto @@ -812,6 +826,11 @@ groups) with the same effect as Alt+click.) See the corresponding shape tools for their editing shortcuts, all of which also work in node tool. + +Edit fills and path effects +Node tool can also edit the handles of a pattern fill, gradient fill, and the editable handles of path effects. + + Cancel cancel rubberband or move @@ -828,6 +847,7 @@ groups) with the same effect as Alt+click.) Operation act on selected paths in the current mode + reverse current mode (when applicable) act temporarily switching to shrink mode act temporarily switching to grow mode The amount of tweaking action is the greatest at the center of the circular area and drops off smoothly towards the edges. @@ -835,14 +855,25 @@ groups) with the same effect as Alt+click.) Modes -p push mode -s shrink (inset) mode -g grow (outset) mode -a attract mode -e repel mode -r roughen mode +m0 move mode +i1 move in/out mode +Drag moves objects inwards to cursor, drag with Shift moves outwards from cursor +z2 move jitter mode +<>3 scale mode +Drag scales objects down, drag with Shift scales up +[]4 rotate mode +Drag rotates objects clockwise, drag with Shift, counterclockwise +d5 duplicate/delete mode +Drag randomly duplicates objects, drag with Shift randomly deletes +p6 push path mode +s7 shrink/grow path mode +Drag insets paths, drag with Shift outsets +a8 attract/repel path mode +Drag attracts paths to cursor, drag with Shift repels +r9 roughen mode c color paint mode j color jitter mode +b blur mode @@ -898,7 +929,8 @@ groups) with the same effect as Alt+click.) *
Draw - draw a 3D box (use shift to extrude in Z direction) + draw a 3D box (X/Y plane) + draw a 3D box (extrude in Z) @@ -911,9 +943,9 @@ groups) with the same effect as Alt+click.) Edit by handles -All editing operations occur "in perspective", i.e., either along PLs or within planes spanned by these. +All editing operations occur "in perspective", i.e., either along perspective lines or within planes spanned by these. resize/move box -The four front handles and the center normally move withing the XY-plane, the four rear handles along the Z-axis. +The four front handles and the center normally move within the XY plane, the four rear handles along the Z axis. resize/move (with handle behaviour swapped) resize/move (handles snap to axes or diagonals) @@ -931,22 +963,28 @@ groups) with the same effect as Alt+click.) { } rotate Z-PLs (if parallel) by 1 pixel +
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Draw +Without Alt the starting and ending point of the mouse drag mark the corners of the bounding box. +With Alt the ellipse is enlarged so that its circumference passes through these two points (Ctrl+Alt is a special case; see below). draw an ellipse make circle or integer-ratio ellipse This restricts ellipse so its height/width ratio is a whole number. draw around the starting point This creates an ellipse symmetric around the starting point of the mouse drag. +create circle passing through the starting and ending point +This creates a perfect circle whose diameter is defined by the starting and ending point of the mouse drag. @@ -1058,7 +1096,8 @@ groups) with the same effect as Alt+click.) add to selected path If a path is selected, Shift+dragging anywhere creates a new subpath instead of a new independent path. temporarily disable snapping -Shift also temporaily disables snapping to grid or guides when you are drawing with grid or guides on. +Shift also temporarily disables snapping to grid or guides when you are drawing with grid or guides on. + averaging draw (sketch mode)
@@ -1070,7 +1109,7 @@ groups) with the same effect as Alt+click.) If no path is being created, this starts a new path. add to selected path If a path is selected, Shift+clicking anywhere starts a new subpath instead of a new independent path. - create a bezier node with two handles + create a Bezier node with two handles move only one handle This moves only one handle (instead of both) while creating a node, making it cusp. @@ -1098,6 +1137,14 @@ groups) with the same effect as Alt+click.) These commands change the last (red) segment of the path to straight line or curve. + +Create dots + create a dot +This creates a small circle. Its size (relative to the current stroke width) can be set in Preferences. + create a double-sized dot + create a random-sized dot + + Finish finish current line @@ -1118,6 +1165,8 @@ groups) with the same effect as Alt+click.) draw a calligraphic line add to selected path Drawing with Shift unions the newly created stroke with the previous selection + subtract from selected path +Drawing with Alt subtracts the newly created stroke from the previous selection track a guide path Drawing with Ctrl tracks a selected guide path at the constant distance adjust pen width by 1 @@ -1166,7 +1215,7 @@ groups) with the same effect as Alt+click.) Select handles select a handle add handle to selection - select by rubberband + select by rubberband select next handle select previous handle A select all handles @@ -1231,7 +1280,7 @@ groups) with the same effect as Alt+click.) pick inverse color If Alt is pressed, picking color (with or without Shift, by click or by drag) picks the inverse of the color. C copy color -This copies the color under cursor to the system clipboard, as text in RRGGBBAA format (8 hex digits). +This copies the color under cursor to the clipboard, as text in RRGGBBAA format (8 hex digits).
@@ -1259,7 +1308,8 @@ groups) with the same effect as Alt+click.) move cursor by one paragraph go to beginning/end of line go to beginning/end of text -All these commands cancel current text selection, if any. + move cursor by one screen +All these commands cancel current text selection, if any. Use them with Shift to extend selection instead. @@ -1311,6 +1361,7 @@ groups) with the same effect as Alt+click.) select text by word select to beginning/end of line select to beginning/end of text + select one screen up/down select word select line A select all text