List of Shortcut Keys

The following is a list of shortcut keys that will help you work more efficiently.

This page lists Windows shortcut keys.
If you are using macOS, replace the [Alt] key with the [Option] key and the [Ctrl] key with the [Command] key.

ItemShortcut keysDetails
SaveCtrl + SSaves the currently displayed project.
Note: In general, nizima ACTION!! will automatically save the file to the server, but if the save icon on the top left side of the screen is green, you will need to save the file manually.
UndoCtrl + ZRestores the state immediately before the last operation.
RedoCtrl + Shift + Z, Ctrl + Y
(Mac: Command + Shift + Z)
Executes the operation performed before going back one step using “Undo.”
CopyCtrl + CCopies the selected layer.
CutCtrl + XCuts the selected layer.
PasteCtrl + VPastes the copied layer.
DeleteDelete
Backspace
Delete the selected layer.
DeselectEscapeDeselect.
PlaybackSpace
Enter
Plays/stops the scene.
Note: The Enter key shortcut may be discontinued in the future.
GroupingCtrl + GCombines multiple selected layers into a group layer.
UngroupingCtrl + Shift + GUngroups the currently selected group layer into the original separate layers.
To frontCtrl + Shift + }Moves the selected layer to the front.
To backCtrl + Shift + {Moves the selected layer to the back.
ForwardCtrl + ]Moves the selected layer one step toward the front.
BackwardCtrl + [Moves the selected layer one step toward the back.
Move Up
Shift + ↑
Moves the selected layer up on the main canvas by one pixel.
Shift + ↑ moves the layer by 10 pixels.
Move Down
Shift + ↓
Moves the selected layer down on the main canvas by one pixel.
Shift + ↓ to moves the layer by 10 pixels.
Move Left
Shift + ←
Moves the selected layer to the left on the main canvas by one pixel.
Shift + ← moves the layer by 10 pixels.
Move Right->
Shift + ←
Moves the selected layer to the right on the main canvas by one pixel.
Shift + ← moves the layer by 10 pixels.
Previous frameMoves back one frame when a layer is selected on the timeline.
Next frameMoves forward one frame when a layer is selected on the timeline.
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