Use this guide if you want to move faster in the Builder.

You can:

Also known as: shortcuts, clone blocks, duplicate blocks, copy blocks, paste blocks, delete blocks, select multiple blocks, save blocks as template, reuse blocks, personal templates, copy a full project.

If you see the hand tool on the canvas, that means you are moving or panning around the Builder.

To select blocks, use the selection shortcut instead of dragging the canvas.

Hold Command and click the blocks you want to select.

After selecting blocks, use a two-finger click / right-click to open the action menu.

From there, you can:

Use the block selection shortcut shown in the Builder and then right-click the selected blocks to open the action menu.

From there, you can copy, duplicate, delete, or save the selected blocks as a template.

If selection does not work, first make sure you are clicking the blocks themselves, not dragging the empty canvas background.

The hand tool is used to move around the canvas.

It does not mean your blocks are locked.

If you want to select blocks, use the block selection shortcut and click directly on the blocks you want to select.

Think of it like this:

Use this when you want a second version of an existing logic branch.

Example:

You created one Buy Now entry and want to create a second similar entry.

Select the blocks
→ copy or duplicate
→ adjust the copied version

Use this when you want to reuse the same logic in another project.

Select the blocks
→ create template
→ name the template
→ reuse it later from your template library

Use this when you want to remove a complete section of logic.

Select the blocks
→ delete

Be careful when deleting connected chains. If you remove a middle block, later blocks may no longer be connected correctly.

If you are moving around the canvas with the hand/pan behavior and want to select blocks instead, click directly on a block to select it.

Once a block is selected, you can copy, duplicate, delete, or move it.

To select multiple blocks, hold Shift and drag around the blocks you want to select.

On Mac, you can also use Command + click to select blocks manually. Then use a two-finger click on the canvas to open actions such as duplicate, delete, or create template.

On Windows, select the blocks and use the available right-click actions or keyboard shortcuts.

Yes.

To clone multiple blocks inside the same project:

Shortcuts:

Use this when you want to quickly duplicate blocks inside the same project.

Use copy and paste when you want to duplicate blocks in the current project.

Use Your Templates when you want to save blocks and reuse them later in other projects.

Use Your Templates only when you want to save blocks and reuse them later in other projects.

Click the block once.

Once selected, you can use the available block actions such as:

You can also use copy and paste:

Select a block to duplicate, delete, copy, or paste it inside the same project.

To select several blocks:

After selecting multiple blocks, you can:

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Hold Shift and drag around the blocks you want to select. Once selected, you can move, copy, duplicate, delete, group, or save them as a template.

Use Select All when you want to select the entire canvas.

After selecting all blocks, you can:

Use this carefully. If you delete after selecting all, you may remove the full canvas.

If you want to organize selected blocks, create a group.

Groups help keep larger strategies cleaner and easier to read.

Example:

Use Your Templates when you want to reuse blocks later in another project.

You can save:

Your template will appear under Templates → Your Templates.

Important: right-click on a blank area of the canvas, not directly on a block.

To save the full canvas as a personal template:

Use this when you want to reuse a full trading system as a starting point for future projects.

Example template names:

To use a saved template:

You can apply multiple templates in the same project.

Example:

If your saved blocks use Inputs or Variables, the blocks will still reference those names.

However, the Inputs and Variables may not automatically appear in the new project’s Inputs & Variables list.

After applying a template, check whether the needed Inputs and Variables exist with the exact same names.

Example:

If the names are missing or different, the logic may not work correctly after export.

Use:

Best for quick duplication.

Use:

Best for reusable trade management, filters, and entry patterns.

Use:

Best for full strategy templates.

Use copy, paste, duplicate, and delete when you want to work faster inside the current project.

Use Your Templates when you want to save logic and reuse it later in other projects.

For quick cloning:

For reusable logic: