Guide · Mirror Ctrl+M

Mirror

A mirrored copy of the selection — the second half of a wallet without redrawing it. The copy sits flush against the original at the bounding-box edge, not on top of it — an instant matching pair, not two objects stacked in one spot.

How to mirror

Select one or more objects.
Ctrl+M — mirror horizontally. Ctrl+Shift+M — vertically.

The mirror axis defaults to the edge of the selection's bounding box, so the copy lands right next to the original, as in the screenshot above — instead of mirroring around its own center, which would land it exactly on top of the source.

What happens to the copy

The original stays in place: Mirror doesn't replace the object, it creates a full independent copy — like "Ctrl+D", just flipped.
Name: If the object had a name, the copy gets the same name with a ↔ (horizontal) or ↕ (vertical) mark added — easier to tell in the layers panel which piece is whose pair.
Links within the selection are preserved: If the mirrored selection includes a piece along with its stitch and hardware, the copy's stitch stays linked to the copy's piece, not the original. Links to objects OUTSIDE the selection are dropped, though — a copied dimension or stitch that referenced an external object becomes free-standing.

A whole group can be mirrored too (see Group) — every member is mirrored and stays part of the group, with its internal links intact.