Where are the cut, copy, and paste tools located?

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Select a tool from the Clipboard ribbon group to cut, copy, or paste any 2D or 3D object. You can use these tools any time, even when you are designing with other 2D or 3D tools.

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To cut an object
To copy an object
To paste an object into the Design window
To paste an object onto a face
To paste a round onto another edge
To delete an object
How to cut, copy, and paste elements
Select the element or elements
Cut the selection
Copy the selection to the clipboard
Paste the cut or copied selection
Limitations
Based on document type
For dynamic data and variant bindings

Objects are pasted into the active component. Objects that can be named (components, bodies, axes, or planes) will retain their names when pasted.

When you cut and paste a solid or surface, the object retains its color and face style.

To cut an object

Select the object.
Select the Cut tool
from the Clipboard ribbon group.
You can also press Ctrl+X or right-click in the and select Cut from the context menu. If you cut the face of a solid, it is converted to a surface.

To copy an object

Select the object.
Select the Copy tool
from the Clipboard ribbon group.
You can also press Ctrl+C or right-click in the and select Copy from the context menu.

To paste an object into the Design window

Cut or copy the object.
Select the Paste tool
from the Clipboard ribbon group.
You can also press Ctrl+V or right-click in the and select Paste from the context menu.

If you do not specify a location to paste, the copy is placed in its original location relative to the world origin.
When you paste an object and it is located outside of the visible area in the , the zoom is adjusted to make the object visible.

To paste an object onto a face

Select all the faces of the object.
(Optional) Alt+click the face of the object you want to attach to the face.
The face is highlighted in blue.
Cut or copy the selection.
Click the face onto which you want to paste the object.
Paste the object.
The object is pasted on the face at the location you clicked. The blue face is attached to the clicked face.

To paste a round onto another edge

Select the face of the round.
Cut or copy the face.
Click the edge onto which you want to paste the round.
Paste the round.

To delete an object

Right-click the selected object (or set of objects).
Press Delete.
If you want to delete something and fill the gap with neighboring geometry, or create faces in the gap, you should use the Fill tool.
If you delete the face of a solid, it is converted to a surface.

Most Google Web Designer elements, including complex elements like groups and components, can be cut or copied and pasted between documents or pages. Some limitations are listed below.

How to cut, copy, and paste elements

Select the element or elements

There are different ways to select an element, including on the stage:

Click the Selection tool in the toolbar on the left, or press V.
Select the element or elements on the stage to cut or copy. You can select multiple elements.

You can then cut or copy the selection.

Cut the selection

If you want to delete the selection from its current location, use one of these methods:

Use the Edit > Cut menu command.
Right-click the selection and select Cut from the pop-up menu.
Press Ctrl+X (Windows) or ⌘+X (Mac).

You can then paste the selection that you cut.

Copy the selection to the clipboard

If you want to make a new copy of the selection, use one of these methods:

Use the Edit > Copy menu command.
Right-click the selection and select Copy from the pop-up menu.
Press Ctrl+C (Windows) or ⌘+C (Mac).

You can then paste the selection that you copied.

Paste the cut or copied selection

Go to the destination document or page.
Use one of the following methods to paste the selection that you cut or copied:
- Use the Edit > Paste menu command.
- Right-click the stage and select Paste from the pop-up menu.
- Press Ctrl+V (Windows) or ⌘+V (Mac).

Animation keyframes, relevant events, and dynamic data bindings for the pasted elements also get pasted by default, unless the destination document doesn't support them. If you want to paste elements without any animation, use the Edit > Paste without animations menu command.

Limitations

Based on document type

Some elements can't be copied and pasted into a document of a different type.

Elements cannot be copied and pasted between an AMPHTML and a non-AMPHTML document
HTML ads and HTML pages don't support:
- video and audio tracks and clips
Image ads don't support:
- animation
- video and audio tracks and clips
- components
- iframes
- elements
Video documents don't support:
- components
- iframes
- elements

For masks

Masks can be cut, copied, and pasted in a manner similar to elements, with the following limitations:

You can only select a single mask to cut or copy, and a single element to paste the mask onto.
Pasting a mask to an element that already has a mask will replace the existing mask.
Masks cannot be cut, copied, or pasted in media rules.

For dynamic data and variant bindings

Bindings for dynamic data or variants can be copied along with their bound elements in some circumstances:

When copying and pasting between HTML ads that use the same schema
When pasting to video documents or image ads from any source

Otherwise, bindings will be removed from the pasted element.

Sample data and variant data are not copied.

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Where are the cut, copy, and paste tools located?

To cut an object

To copy an object

To paste an object into the Design window

To paste an object onto a face

To paste a round onto another edge

To delete an object

How to cut, copy, and paste elements

Select the element or elements

Cut the selection

Copy the selection to the clipboard

Paste the cut or copied selection

Limitations

Based on document type

For masks

For dynamic data and variant bindings

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