You can select all tasks by hitting Ctrl + A (⌘ + A for Mac), or multiple tasks with Shift + Upper Arrow, Shift + Down Arrow, Shift + Click and ⌘ + Click.

Next, you can make changes to them at once by going to the bottom menu bar, by right-clicking on the selected tasks, or by hitting @, <, #, !, ^ on the keyboard.

Tip: Jump to the bottom menu bar after selecting the tasks by hitting Tab on your keyboard, then use the left/right arrow keys to choose the attributes.

Add assignees to tasks in batch

Go to the assignee icon in the bottom menu bar (or right-click to choose Set assignees). Either click on a member or click on + button on the right of the member name to add multiple assignees.

Tip: Or use @ after selecting the tasks, and use the up/down keys to choose which member to assign to.

To remove assignee(s) from tasks, go to the assignee icon in the bottom menu bar (or right-click to choose Set assignees) and click on the X button on the right of the assignee’s name.

Add dates to tasks in batch

Go to the date icon in the bottom menu bar (or right-click to choose Set due).

Tip: Or use < after selecting the tasks, then use the arrow keys to choose the date, or continue typing in the due date.

To remove a date from tasks, go to the date icon in the bottom menu bar (or right-click to choose Set due) and click on None.

Add tags to tasks in batch

Go to the tag icon in the bottom menu bar (or right-click to choose Set tags) and click on the tags that you would like to add.

Tip: Or use # after selecting the tasks, and use the up/down keys to choose which tag you would like to add.

To remove the tag(s) from tasks, go to the tag icon in the bottom menu bar (or right-click to choose Set tags) and click on the X on the right of the tag name.

Add priority to tasks in batch

Go to the priority icon in the bottom menu bar (or right-click to choose Set priority) and select a priority.

Tip: Or use ! after selecting the tasks, and use the up/down keys to choose which priority you would like to set the task to.

Add tasks to a Sublist in batch

Go to the Sublist icon in the bottom menu bar (or right-click to choose Set sublist) and select a sublist.

Tip: Or use ^ after selecting the tasks, and use the up/down keys to choose which Sublist you would like to add the task to.