Jupyter Notebook keyboard shortcuts
Jupyter Notebook lets you run code one cell at a time and keep the output and your notes beside it. The keys here run a cell, switch between edit and command mode, search the page, and interrupt or restart the kernel.
Windows, macOS, Linux · 6 shortcutsNotebook editing
Run a cell, switch the notebook between editing and command mode, and search the current page.
| Action | Shortcuts |
|---|---|
| Run the current cell | Windows / macOS / LinuxShift + Enter |
| Switch to command mode | Windows / macOS / LinuxEsc |
| Switch to edit mode | Windows / macOS / LinuxEnter |
| Find in the notebook | Windows / LinuxCtrl + F macOSCmd + F |
Kernel control
These command-mode sequences interrupt or restart the computational process behind the notebook.
| Action | Shortcuts |
|---|---|
| Interrupt the kernel | Windows / macOS / Linuxi then i |
| Restart the kernel | Windows / macOS / Linux0 then 0 |
Source
Jupyter Notebook 7.6.0 keyboard shortcuts · Checked
Essential shortcuts from the Jupyter Notebook 7.6.0 documentation, checked September 1, 2026. The full context-sensitive map is available from Help > Keyboard Shortcuts inside the running notebook; this page keeps the defaults explicitly documented in the public guide.