Keyboard shortcuts
Press ? inside the annotation workspace to bring up this sheet in the
app.
| Key |
Tool |
| V |
Select & edit |
| P |
Point |
| B |
Bounding box |
| G |
Polygon |
| F |
Freehand |
| M |
Brush / mask — not available in this build |
| H |
Pan |
| Z |
Zoom |
| A |
On prompt: cycle Nothing → Run AI → Add |
Actions
| Key |
Action |
| Enter |
Run AI on the placed prompts, or accept |
| Shift+Enter |
Add the drawn outlines as objects |
| 1 |
Run prompted segmentation |
| 2 |
Suggest similar instances |
| 3 |
Run instance segmentation |
| L |
Open the label picker |
| E |
Edit the selected contour |
| R |
Reject (review mode) |
| Backspace |
Remove last prompt, or delete the selection |
| Esc |
Clear the selection, leave focus mode, or cancel a calibration measurement |
View
| Key |
Action |
| Left Right |
Previous / next image |
| + - |
Zoom in / out |
| 0 |
Fit to screen |
| Alt+1 |
Toggle the tool-options drawer |
| Alt+2 |
Toggle the side panel |
| T |
Label chips — all / selected only / off |
| Space |
Hold to pan |
| ? |
This sheet |
History
| Key |
Action |
| Cmd+Z |
Undo — the last prompt, or your last annotation action |
| Cmd+Shift+Z |
Redo the last undone step |
| Cmd+Shift+C |
Clear all prompts |
One key, two undo stacks
Cmd+Z undoes prompts on the canvas first, and only then reaches back into
your annotation history. The difference is invisible otherwise, which is why
it is spelled out here.
What happens when a prompt is placed
The prompt action control decides what a placed prompt does. A cycles
through the three settings.
| Setting |
Behaviour |
| Nothing |
Prompts stay on the canvas. Run them through the AI or add them yourself, whenever you are ready. |
| Run AI |
Every prompt runs through the model as soon as it is placed. |
| Add |
A polygon or freehand outline is added as an object as soon as you close it. Points and boxes are not offered. |