Undo and Redo
Reverse recorded editing commands and reapply undone commands.
Undo steps back through recorded editing commands for the current editor and drawing page. Redo reapplies commands you have undone in that scope. This history is not a backup or a version archive. Navigation, account settings and stored-item recovery use their own controls.
Undo an edit
Press Ctrl+Z (Mac: Cmd+Z) to undo the latest recorded editing command. Repeat to step back further. A compound action can be recorded as one command, so one Undo may reverse several object changes.
Redo an edit
Press Ctrl+Shift+Z (Mac: Cmd+Shift+Z) to redo. Ctrl+Y is an alternative. Redo is available only while undone commands remain.
Understand focus
When a text field or code editor has focus, its local text history may handle the shortcut. Finish or leave text entry before using a canvas Undo shortcut. An active tool may also have its own cancel behavior.
Continue after Undo
Making a new recorded edit clears the redo branch for that editor and drawing page; other pages and editor scopes keep their separate histories. Do not rely on session history surviving a reload or reopening a drawing. For deleted stored drawings, pages or objects, check Recently deleted instead.