Zooming and Panning the Canvas
Note: “Panning” refers to the omnidirectional scrolling of an image larger than the display.
There are several ways in Studio to zoom or pan the Flow Editor canvas.
Zooming
Mouse: Hold the CTRL key + scroll wheel.
Touchpad: Use pinch gestures, i.e., place two fingers on the touchpad and increase and decrease the gap between them.
Toolbar: Click the (+) and (-) signs to zoom in or out the center of the canvas.

Figure 1: Toolbar
Click the Expand button then Fit to screen to be provided with a bird's-eye view of your flow. This feature is particularly useful for large flows.

Figure 2: Expand button

Figure 3: After clicking on Fit to screen
Click Reset for the Flow Editor canvas to go back to its starting position.

Figure 4: After clicking on Reset
Panning
Mouse
- Omnidirectional pan: Right click and drag.
- Pan up/down: Scroll wheel.
- Pan left/right: Hold the Shift key + scroll wheel
Touchpad: Place two fingers on the touchpad and slide in any direction.
Updated about 1 year ago