You will find here Windows 10 Paint 3D shortcut keys and how to create a Paint 3D shortcut.
Paint 3D Shortcut Keys
| Keyboard Shortcut | Action |
|---|---|
| Page Up or Ctrl + Page Up | zoom in. |
| Page Down or Ctrl + Page Down | zoom out. |
| Ctrl + 0 | reset zoom. |
| Ctrl + – | decrease brush size. |
| Ctrl + + | increase brush size. |
| Ctrl + Z | undo. |
| Ctrl + Y | redo. |
| F11 | full screen. |
| F12 | save the image as a new file. |
| Ctrl + Shift + S | save as. |
| Alt + F4 | close Paint 3D. |
| Ctrl + N | to create a new picture or file. |
| Ctrl + O | to open an image or file. |
| Ctrl + S | to save. |
| Ctrl + X | to cut the selected item. |
| Ctrl + C | to copy the selected item. |
| Ctrl + Shift + C | to take a screenshot. |
| Ctrl + E | to show the properties of the canvas. |
| Ctrl + G | to group objects. |
| Ctrl + Shift + G | to ungroup objects. |
| Ctrl + Shift + X | 2D crop. |
| Ctrl + W | select the canvas. |
| Ctrl + Shift + W | hide or show the canvas. |
| Ctrl + V | to paste. |
| Ctrl + U | to underline the selected item. |
| Ctrl + I | to italicize the selected item. |
| Ctrl + B | bolded the selected item. |
| Ctrl + A | Select all the 3D items in your workspace. Use this key combination twice if you want to select all 2D items in the workspace. |
| Ctrl + 3 | switch views. |
| Alt + Up | pan up. |
| Alt + Down | pan down. |
| Alt + Left | pan left. |
| Alt + Right | pan right. |
| Ctrl + I | to turn on the eyedropper. |
| Ctrl + Shift + E | show or hide the 3D perspective. |
| Ctrl + M | minimize or expand the side menu. |
| Ctrl + P | to print in 2D. |
| Home | reset the view. |
| Ctrl + Left | orbit left. |
| Ctrl + Right | orbit right. |
| Ctrl + Up | orbit up. |
| Ctrl + Down | orbit down. |
| Right | move the active shape or selection to the right side by one pixel. |
| Left | move the active shape or selection to the left side by one pixel. |
| Up | move the active shape or selection to upwards by one pixel. |
| Down | move the active shape or selection downwards by one pixel. |
How to Create a Paint 3D Shortcut in Windows 10
Below is where you’ll find the steps to create a desktop shortcut for Paint 3D, but remember it’s the same procedure for making a shortcut in File Explorer.
Simply right-click the blank area of your desktop and choose “New.”
Press “Shortcut,” which is under “Folder.”
Enter ms-paint: in the pop-up window, then click Next.
If you dislike the proposed name, you can enter the name according to your wishes; click “Finish.”
