What does Shift-Z toggle?

What does Shift-Z toggle?

• A. Fit timeline to window
• B. Zoom to selection
• C. Show/hide audio waveforms
• D. Snap frames

Answer: (A)

Shift+Z toggles the Fit Timeline to Window command. It quickly switches the timeline display so everything in the timeline fits within the visible area, giving you a full overview. Pressing it again returns you to your previous zoom level, so you can continue editing in detail. This is handy when you want a quick global view of your project and then a fast return to precise framing. The other options describe different actions: zooming to a selected area, showing or hiding audio waveforms, and snapping frames, none of which are what this shortcut does.

Shift+Z toggles the Fit Timeline to Window command. It quickly switches the timeline display so everything in the timeline fits within the visible area, giving you a full overview. Pressing it again returns you to your previous zoom level, so you can continue editing in detail. This is handy when you want a quick global view of your project and then a fast return to precise framing. The other options describe different actions: zooming to a selected area, showing or hiding audio waveforms, and snapping frames, none of which are what this shortcut does.