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# How to Undo and Redo

Video Link:[How to Undo and Redo.mp4](https://drive.google.com/file/d/1aCdYgtMgadWrsf9wK-Xka3j9LqA62MeQ/view?usp=drive%5Flink)

A simple guide to reversing and restoring editor changes. Make a visible change, undo it with `Ctrl+Z` / `Cmd+Z`, and restore it with `Ctrl+Y` / `Cmd+Shift+Z`.

Undo and redo are useful when testing positions, values, or other editor changes. Start with a change that is easy to recognise. If you prefer not to use shortcuts, use the Undo and Redo arrows next to the Save button in the top-left of the editor.

### **Step 1: Make a change**

Select an asset and move it to a different position. You can also change a setting, provided the result is easy to see.

### **Step 2: Undo the change**

Press `Ctrl+Z` / `Cmd+Z`, or select the Undo arrow next to Save. The most recent editor action is reversed and the asset or setting returns to its previous state.

### **Step 3: Redo the change**

Press `Ctrl+Y` / `Cmd+Shift+Z`, or select the Redo arrow next to Save. The action you just undid is restored.

| **TIP** Repeat the shortcut to move through more than one recent action when the editor history allows it. |
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Undo is helpful when an adjustment does not produce the result you expected. Redo lets you compare the restored change without recreating it manually.

## **What You've Done**

You can now reverse a recent editor action with `Ctrl+Z` / `Cmd+Z` or the Undo arrow, and restore it with `Ctrl+Y` / `Cmd+Shift+Z` or the Redo arrow.


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