# Multi-Select Objects

## How to Select Multiple Objects

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If you want to apply the same action on several or all objects in your project, you don't have to select it one by one. Simply click on the **Multi-Select** toggle, and you can drag over the objects that you want.

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Another way to select multiple objects is from the **Object List**. Once you click on it, choose **Multi Select** on the top left of the panel, and you can simply click on the objects that you want to select.

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Once your objects are selected, you can do the same action on them however you'd like!

### Killer Shortcut!

You can **press 'M'** on your keyboard to pop up the Multi-Select toggle!


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