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GanttFlow Editor Basics: Saving, Loading, Zooming, and Shortcuts

Reference for the everyday mechanics of the GanttFlow editor: autosave, opening a file, zoom, undo, and keyboard shortcuts.

The everyday mechanics

This page covers the parts of the editor that aren't about any one feature: keeping your work saved, moving around the timeline, and the shortcuts that make both faster.

1

Saving your work

GanttFlow autosaves to your browser as you work, on every plan. Pro adds cloud sync across devices, plus a manual "Save project file (JSON)" button for a portable backup.

2

Opening a project file

"Open project file" loads a JSON file exported from GanttFlow. This works on every plan, so a Pro user can hand a Free user a project to open and edit locally.

3

Zooming the timeline

Zoom in for day-by-day detail, or out to see months or years at once. Fit to window scales the chart so every task fits on screen without scrolling.

4

Undo and redo

Ctrl+Z (Cmd+Z on Mac) undoes the last change. Ctrl+Shift+Z or Ctrl+Y (Cmd+Shift+Z or Cmd+Y on Mac) redoes it.

5

Keyboard shortcuts

Press ? at any point in the editor to see every shortcut in one overlay.