Find your way around

Moving, selecting, zooming, and jumping from the graph into Notion.

Moving the canvas

Drag empty space to pan. Scroll to zoom. Drag a node to pull it around. The rest of the graph settles around it.

Selecting a node

Click a node to select it. Graphify highlights it and everything it's connected to, and opens a panel with its title and its neighbours grouped by link type.

From that panel you can jump to a neighbour, which selects that node in turn. That's the fastest way to walk a chain of related pages.

Press Esc to clear the selection.

A selected node, its links highlighted, and the detail panel listing its neighbours.
A selected node, its links highlighted, and the detail panel listing its neighbours.

Opening the page in Notion

On the web, click a node to open its Notion page.

On desktop, double-click the node, or use the button in the detail panel.

Shared graphs behave differently: When you publish a graph you can decide whether viewers may click through to Notion at all. See Publish a graph.

Search for a page title and Graphify highlights the matches and their connections. It's the quickest way to answer "where does this thing sit?"

The command palette (desktop)

⌘K on macOS, Ctrl+K on Windows, opens Search & commands. From there you can find a node, switch graphs, start a sync, and open the filters or settings. It's the shortest path to anything in the app.

Focus mode (desktop)

Press F to hide everything around the canvas. Press it again to bring the interface back. Good for a second screen, or a screenshot.

Keyboard shortcuts (desktop)

macOSWindowsWhat it does
⌘KCtrl+KSearch & commands
⌘,Ctrl+,Settings
⇧⌘RShift+Ctrl+RSync
00Zoom to fit
FFFocus mode
EscEscClear selection

The status line (desktop)

Along the bottom you'll find how many nodes and links are on screen, whether a filter is currently hiding anything, and when the last sync finished.

If nodes seem to be missing, check there first — it will tell you if the view is filtered.

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