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Shortcuts

Keyboard shortcuts for the apps you use, Windows and macOS side by side. Click a shortcut to copy it. Star the ones you want to remember and they are kept together under Favourites, against your account.

Sign in to star shortcuts, add your own, and see them on any machine.

Editing

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Copy
Cut
Paste
Paste without formatting (most apps)
Undo
Redo
Select all
Find
Save
Print
Emoji picker
Clipboard history—

Windows & apps

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Switch app
Close tab or document window
Quit app
Force quit / Task Manager
Search (Start / Spotlight)
Snap window left
Snap window right
Next desktop / Space
Previous desktop / Space

Files

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Rename
Move to Recycle Bin / Trash
Properties / Get Info

Screen

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Screenshot of a region
Save a screenshot of the whole screen
Lock screen
Instructions

Look up keyboard shortcuts by app, Windows and macOS side by side, and keep the ones you use in one list.

  1. On Browse, pick an app — System, File Explorer, Chrome, Office, VS Code and more — and search by action or keys.
  2. Each row shows the Windows keys and the macOS keys side by side. Click either one to copy it.
  3. Click ☆ to add a shortcut to your favourites, ★ to take it off.
  4. Missing one? + Add your own takes any app name and both OSes' keys — e.g. Figma, Ctrl+\ / Cmd+\.
  5. Open ★ Favourites to see every favourite together, grouped by app. Edit or remove them there.

Tips

  • Favourites are saved to your account (S3), not to this browser, so they follow you to any machine. The app you last picked is remembered in this browser only.
  • A starred shortcut is copied into your list, so you can edit it — change the note or the keys — without touching the built-in list.
  • Keys are text: join with +, a sequence with a space (Ctrl+K Ctrl+S), alternatives with / .
  • For a longer macOS-only list (Finder, screenshots, windows and Spaces), see Mac Shortcut.
  • Hit Example, then click the search box to look up Figma's Show / hide UI — or, on Favourites, + Add shortcut to open the form filled in with it. Nothing is saved until you press Add.