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# How to Change Editor FOV

Video Link:[How to change editor FOV.mp4](https://drive.google.com/file/d/1OwWNWONlITxwY9qstSIAPWjg8jnBUCIW/view?usp=drive%5Flink)

A simple guide to changing and resetting the editor field of view in Sandbox Studio. Open the View menu, adjust the FOV value, and restore the default view when needed.

Field of view, or FOV, changes how wide or narrow the editor camera view appears.

### **Step 1: Open the View menu**

Select the View button in the toolbar above the scene.

### **Step 2: Change the FOV**

Find the FOV value. Drag left or right to adjust it, or type the value you want. Watch the scene while changing it so you can judge the result.

### **Step 3: Restore the default view**

Select the back arrow beside the FOV control to reset the value and return to the default editor view.

| **TIP** A wider FOV shows more of the scene, while a narrower FOV gives a more focused view. |
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## **What You've Done**

The editor camera now uses your chosen FOV, and you can restore the default at any time with the reset arrow.


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