### 3.3. Redo

The Redo command reverses the effects of the Undo command. Each “Undo” action can be reversed by a single “Redo” action. You can alternate “Undo” and “Redo” as many times as you like. Note that you can only “Redo” an operation if the last action you did was an “Undo”. If you perform any operation on the image after Undoing something, then the former Redo steps are lost, and there is no way to recover them. See the Undoing section for more information.

An alternate version of Redo is “Strong Redo”, which skips changes in visibility of layers etc. This command can be executed by using the keyboard shortcut Ctrl+Shift+Y.

To see the operations which you have done and undone, use the Undo History dialogue.

#### 3.3.1. Activating the Command

- You can access this command from the main menu through Edit → Redo,

- or by using the keyboard shortcut Ctrl+Y,

- or by simply clicking on the status you want in the Undo History dialogue.

3.2. Undo |  | 3.4. Undo History

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