---
title: Batch Apply
description: "**Batch apply** lets you edit the same parameter on several weld nodes at once — for example, setting the travel speed for every seam in a program in a single step, instead of opening each node individually. ## Select multiple…"
url: "https://hub.smooth-robotics.com/docs/usage-guides-batch-apply/"
updated: "2026-09-23"
category: Usage Guides
---

# Batch Apply

**Batch apply** lets you edit the same parameter on several weld nodes at once — for example, setting the travel speed for every seam in a program in a single step, instead of opening each node individually.

## Select multiple nodes

1. On the program screen, open the **⋮** menu in the program header and tap **Select** to enter selection mode.

 ![Program header ⋮ menu — Select](https://hub.smooth-robotics.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/manual-usage-guides-batch-apply-batch-enter.webp)

1. Tap each node you want to edit together.

 ![Two weld segments selected in batch mode](https://hub.smooth-robotics.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/manual-usage-guides-batch-apply-batch-selected.webp)

## Edit shared parameters

1. Open a parameter tab (for example **General**, on segment nodes). A tab is offered when at least one selected node owns it, so selecting nodes of different types offers the union of their parameters. A field whose value **differs** between the selected nodes shows **Mixed**; fields that already match show their common value.

 ![General tab showing a Mixed field across selected nodes](https://hub.smooth-robotics.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/manual-usage-guides-batch-apply-batch-mixed.webp)

1. Enter a value. It is applied to **all** selected nodes at once, and the field stops showing **Mixed**.

 ![Value applied to all selected nodes](https://hub.smooth-robotics.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/manual-usage-guides-batch-apply-batch-applied.webp)

Note

Only the parameters shared by the selected node types can be batch-edited. Fields left untouched keep each node's own value — editing a field only overwrites it on every selected node when you change it.

When you are done, close selection mode with the **✕** in the selection header.