Reference
Keyboard shortcuts
Use Oraphim's current global and Composition keyboard shortcuts, including save/open/import, undo/redo, property reveal, work area, split, ease, and Quick Apply.
Updated August 27, 2026Keyboard shortcuts
Shortcuts are context-sensitive: Oraphim intentionally lets the focused editing panel own keys such as arrows, Delete, and Backspace so a global handler does not perform a second unrelated operation. If a shortcut appears inactive, first check text-entry focus and the active workspace/selection.
Global project shortcuts
| Shortcut | Action |
|---|---|
Ctrl+N |
New project (saves current project when required) |
Ctrl+Alt+N |
Create a new 1920×1080 composition and open Composition |
Ctrl+O |
Open project |
Ctrl+I |
Import media |
Ctrl+S |
Save project |
Ctrl+Shift+S |
Save project as |
Ctrl+Z |
Undo |
Ctrl+Shift+Z |
Redo |
Ctrl+Q |
Save when required and quit |
Ctrl+K |
Open settings for the active composition |
Composition timeline
| Shortcut | Action |
|---|---|
P |
Reveal Position |
S |
Reveal Scale |
R |
Reveal Rotation |
T |
Reveal Opacity |
A |
Reveal Anchor Point |
E |
Reveal Effects |
U |
Reveal keyed properties |
UU |
Reveal modified properties |
F9 |
Easy Ease selected keyframes |
B |
Set work-area start to playhead |
N |
Set work-area end to playhead |
* |
Add marker at playhead |
Ctrl+Shift+D |
Split selected layer |
Ctrl+Alt+T |
Enable time remapping |
Ctrl+Enter |
Open Quick Apply |
Color node graph examples
Color graph commands include familiar context shortcuts such as Ctrl+A for select all nodes, Ctrl+D duplicate, Ctrl+C copy, and Ctrl+V paste where the graph has focus. The graph also owns focused single-key commands and navigation, so use the visible graph menu/context menu as the authoritative reminder for that context.
Important limitation
A customizable visual Keyboard Shortcuts editor is not documented as shipping in this release. Current shortcuts are implemented in their relevant application/panel command paths. This reference lists verified bindings rather than advertising the planned remapping UI.