Keybindings
All 41 of Mirada 0.3.0's commands, 33 of them with a key.
All but Escape and the four pans are in the command palette
too (Ctrl+Shift+P, Alt+X or
F1), which shows the line under each name here, and
Keyboard Shortcuts (Ctrl+?) lists
them inside the app.
This page shows the Linux and Windows keys, and the Mac keys on a Mac Bare letters, as there is no text to type into; Ctrl for the file and window commands
Folder
| Next Image Shows the next image in the folder. | Right |
| Previous Image Shows the previous image in the folder. | Left |
| First Image Jumps to the first image in the folder. | Home |
| Last Image Jumps to the last image in the folder. | End |
| Go to Image… Finds an image in the folder by its name, and shows it. | Ctrl+P |
| Slideshow Shows the folder's images one after another, full screen. Escape stops it. | F5 |
View
| Zoom In Zooms to the next step, about the centre of the window. | + |
| Zoom Out Zooms to the previous step, about the centre of the window. | - |
| Zoom to Fit Shows the whole image, fitted to the window. | 0 |
| Keep Zoom When Stepping Turns on or off keeping the zoom and position when moving to another image. | Z |
| Pan Left Moves the view of a zoomed-in image left. | Shift+Left |
| Pan Right Moves the view of a zoomed-in image right. | Shift+Right |
| Pan Up Moves the view of a zoomed-in image up. | Up |
| Pan Down Moves the view of a zoomed-in image down. | Down |
| Actual Size Shows the image at 100 %: one image pixel per screen pixel. | 1 |
| Full Screen Fills the screen with the image. Escape leaves. | F |
Image
| Rotate Right Turns the image a quarter clockwise. The file is not changed. | R |
| Rotate Left Turns the image a quarter counterclockwise. The file is not changed. | Shift+R |
| Edit… Crops, turns and flips the image, and saves the result as a new file. | E |
| Rename… Renames the image's file. | F2 |
| Undo Move to Trash Puts the image last moved to the Trash back where it was. | Ctrl+Z |
| Copy Copies the image, as it stands on screen, and its file, to paste into another app or a folder. | Ctrl+C |
| Show in Folder Opens the image's folder in the file manager, with the image selected. | palette |
| Move to Trash Moves the image to the Trash, from where it can be put back, and shows the next. | Delete |
Order
| Sort by Name Orders the folder by file name, as a person counts. | palette |
| Sort by Date Orders the folder by when each file was last changed. | palette |
| Sort by Size Orders the folder by file size. | palette |
| Reverse Order Turns the folder's order the other way round. | palette |
Panels
| Image Properties Shows the folder, size, format, file dates and camera beside the image. | I |
| Thumbnails Shows the folder's images in a strip along the bottom. | T |
| Thumbnails at the Side Stands the thumbnails in a column down the left instead of a row along the bottom. | palette |
| Names Instead of Thumbnails Lists the folder by file name in the strip, instead of pictures. | palette |
| Names Under Thumbnails Writes each image's file name under its thumbnail in the strip. | palette |
Mirada
| Escape Stops the slideshow or leaves full screen; on Linux, otherwise closes the window. | Esc |
| Settings Theme, what opens at start, and how long the floating controls stay. | Ctrl+, |
| Keyboard Shortcuts Lists every key Mirada answers to. | Ctrl+? |
| About Mirada Version, licence, and the runtime and codec versions. | F12 |
| Open… Opens an image, with its folder, or a folder. | Ctrl+O |
| Open Recent… Finds a folder opened lately by its name, and opens it. | Ctrl+Shift+O |
| Close Window Closes Mirada. | Ctrl+W |
| Command Palette Finds and runs any command by name. | Ctrl+Shift+P |
Each command has a second way in, too. Space and
Page Down show the next image; Shift+Space,
Page Up and Backspace the previous. F11 is full
screen as well as F, and Ctrl+R and
Ctrl+Shift+R rotate on every platform. On a Mac,
Preview's keys work besides Mirada's: ⌘L turns left, ⌘I
shows the properties and ⌃⌘F is full screen. With the image zoomed,
the wheel zooms about the pointer and dragging pans. In the editor every step
has a key of its own, and Ctrl+Z undoes any of them. See the keyboard guide
for the palette's own keys and how to change the ones that open it.
