These FAQs focus on copied formatting scope, undo behavior, and supported content types; this section answers 3 common questions.
FAQ
What formatting does Format Painter copy?
- Format Painter copies the character formatting from the source text.
- Common examples include font, font size, color, bold, italic, and underline.
- It applies formatting only and does not copy the text content itself.
How do I undo the last Format Painter change?
- Press
Cmd + Zon Mac. - Repeat the undo command if you need to step back further.
- Check whether the target text has returned to its earlier state.
Can Format Painter copy table formatting?
- This feature guide focuses on copying text formatting in smart documents.
- If you are working with table content, first confirm whether the current object supports the same text-format workflow.
- If it does not, use the formatting controls for that object type instead.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Format Painter | A tool that copies formatting from one text selection and applies it to another. |
| Source text | The text selection that already has the formatting you want to copy. |
| Target text | The text selection that receives the copied formatting. |