Elementor doesn’t have an undo button (at this time) but you can easily undo in Elementor. You just need to use the shortcuts, or what Elementor calls HotKeys. To UNDO, it’s Ctrl +Z for PC and Cmd +Z for Mac. And there are more HotKeys.You can find a list of current HotKeys in their Documentation. See the list below for a list as of this writing.
Not only can you Undo in Elementor using the HotKeys, you can easily Undo and Redo changes in the Editor by viewing the Elementor History. Just Click on the circled back arrow icon on the bottom of the Editor panel.
Elementor is an awesome tool, so don’t let ‘no undo button’ slow you down or keep you from using this awesome tool. Using the ShortCut Undo in Elementor and the history icon at the bottom of the Editor section will make this process easy.
| Function | Windows | Mac | Function Detail |
| Undo | Ctrl + Z | Cmd + Z | Undo any change made on the page |
| Redo | Ctrl + Shift + Z | Cmd + Shift + Z | Redo any change made on the page |
| Save | Ctrl + S | Cmd + S | Save your page to the revision history |
| Delete | Delete | Delete | Delete section / column / widget that is edited |
| Duplicate | Ctrl + D | Cmd + D | Duplicate section / column / widget that is edited |
| Panel / Preview | Ctrl + P | Cmd + P | Switch between the panel and preview view |
| Mobile Editing | Ctrl + Shift + M | Cmd + Shift + M | Switch between desktop, tablet and mobile views |
| History | Ctrl + Shift + H | Cmd + Shift + H | Go to the History panel |
| Template Library | Ctrl + Shift + L | Cmd + Shift + L | Opens up the Template Library modal |
