Keyboard Shortcuts
DBModeler includes a focused set of shortcuts for project actions and editor workflows.
Mod means Ctrl on Windows and Linux, and Cmd on macOS.
Global shortcuts
Section titled “Global shortcuts”These shortcuts are available from the broader application context.
| Action | Shortcut |
|---|---|
| Create a new project | Mod+Shift+N |
Project shortcuts
Section titled “Project shortcuts”These shortcuts apply when a project is open.
| Action | Shortcut |
|---|---|
| Create a new table | Mod+Alt+T |
| Open versions | Mod+1 |
| Open scripts | Mod+2 |
| Open SQL import | Mod+3 |
| Open export | Mod+4 |
| Open project settings | Mod+, |
| Auto-arrange tables | Mod+Shift+A |
| Close the active project | Mod+Alt+P |
| Delete the active project | Mod+Alt+Backspace |
Related editor interactions
Section titled “Related editor interactions”DBModeler also supports a few important keyboard-driven editor behaviors outside the explicit shortcut map.
- Use arrow keys,
Enter, andEscapein field type autocomplete. - Use
Ctrl+ZorCmd+Zfor undo. - Use
Ctrl+YorCmd+Yfor redo. - Use
Shiftwhile dragging to multi-select tables with a selection box. - Use
Spaceplus drag to pan the canvas.
When shortcuts do not trigger
Section titled “When shortcuts do not trigger”Shortcuts are intentionally ignored when focus is inside editable inputs such as:
- text fields
- textareas
- select controls
- content-editable UI
This avoids accidental destructive actions while you are typing.
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