Captures go in the order the library shows them. Stepping stops at the first and the last.
Move between captures and zoom
Step to the next or previous capture without going back to the library, and zoom the whole window on Mac.
- Next
- ⌥⌘→on Mac
- Zoom in
- ⌘=on Mac
- On
- Mac, iPhone, iPad
Next and previous capture
Open a capture and press ⌥⌘→ for the next capture, or ⌥⌘← for the previous.
Or choose Go → Next capture or Previous capture.
The plain ← and → work too, unless a text field, web page, PDF or video has focus.
On a capture page, tap Previous capture or Next capture in the pill at the bottom left.
Browse the library with the keyboard
Use the arrow keys to move the cursor and select the card under it. Hold ⇧ to extend the selection.
Press Home or End, or ⌘↑ or ⌘↓, to jump to the first or last card.
Press ↩ to open the card, ⌥↩ to open it beside the library, or Space to peek.
Not available on iPhone and iPad.
Zoom the window
On Mac, ⌘= zooms the whole main window in, like a browser's page zoom, up to 300%. ⌘− zooms out and ⌘0 goes back to 100%. They're also in the View menu as Zoom In, Zoom Out and Actual Size.
Window zoom isn't tile size. For bigger tiles, press + or − with no other key. See Layouts and sorting.
Full screen on iPhone and iPad
On a capture page, tap Full screen at the bottom right to hide the details. Tap Show details to bring them back. For a link, the button sits in the web and reader capsule.
Questions
⌥⌘→ does nothing.
It needs a capture open in the main pane that's part of what the library shows, and it stops at the last one. It doesn't step a capture open beside the list.
How do I make everything bigger?
Press ⌘= to zoom the whole window, up to 300%. ⌘0 goes back to 100%.