Warp keyboard shortcuts
Warp is a modern terminal that groups each command and its output into a block you can select and copy. Keys here open command search and Workflows, act on blocks, split panes and tabs, and edit the input line.
Windows, macOS, Linux · 53 shortcutsEssentials and command search
Open Warp palettes, focus the terminal, start workflows, and split panes with the default platform bindings.
| Action | Shortcuts |
|---|---|
| Split the pane to the right | Windows / LinuxCtrl + Shift + D macOSCmd + D |
| Open command search | Windows / macOS / LinuxCtrl + R |
| Open Workflows | Windows / macOS / LinuxCtrl + Shift + R |
| Open natural-language command search | Windows / macOS / LinuxCtrl + ` |
| Focus terminal input | Windows / LinuxCtrl + Shift + L macOSCmd + L |
| Warpify the current subshell | Windows / macOS / LinuxCtrl + I |
| Toggle Warp Drive | Windows / LinuxCtrl + Shift + \ macOSCmd + \ |
| Open file search | Windows / LinuxNot documented macOSCmd + O |
| Open the command palette | Windows / LinuxCtrl + Shift + P macOSCmd + P |
| Open Settings | Windows / LinuxCtrl + , macOSCmd + , |
| Open the Resource Center | Windows / LinuxCtrl + Shift + / macOSCtrl + Shift + ? |
Blocks
Select, bookmark, clear, copy, reinput, and expand Warp blocks from the terminal workspace.
| Action | Shortcuts |
|---|---|
| Select all blocks | Windows / LinuxCtrl + Shift + A macOSCmd + A |
| Clear blocks | Windows / LinuxCtrl + Shift + K macOSCmd + K |
| Bookmark the selected block | Windows / LinuxCtrl + Shift + B macOSCmd + B |
| Select the next block | Windows / LinuxCtrl + Down macOSCmd + Down |
| Select the previous block | Windows / LinuxCtrl + Up macOSCmd + Up |
| Copy command output | Windows / LinuxCtrl + Shift + Alt + C macOSOption + Shift + Cmd + C |
| Copy a command | Windows / LinuxCtrl + Shift + C macOSShift + Cmd + C |
| Reinput selected commands | Windows / LinuxCtrl + Shift + I macOSCmd + I |
| Share the selected block | Windows / LinuxCtrl + Shift + S macOSShift + Cmd + S |
| Expand selected blocks below | Windows / macOS / LinuxShift + Down |
| Expand selected blocks above | Windows / macOS / LinuxShift + Up |
Terminal, panes, and tabs
Move between panes, resize them, navigate terminal history, manage tabs, and change the workspace font size.
| Action | Shortcuts |
|---|---|
| Switch to the pane below | Windows / LinuxCtrl + Alt + Down macOSOption + Cmd + Down |
| Switch to the pane above | Windows / LinuxCtrl + Alt + Up macOSOption + Cmd + Up |
| Switch to the pane on the left | Windows / LinuxCtrl + Alt + Left macOSOption + Cmd + Left |
| Switch to the pane on the right | Windows / LinuxCtrl + Alt + Right macOSOption + Cmd + Right |
| Activate the previous pane | Windows / LinuxCtrl + Shift + [ macOSCmd + [ |
| Activate the next pane | Windows / LinuxCtrl + Shift + ] macOSCmd + ] |
| Move the pane divider down | Windows / LinuxNot documented macOSCtrl + Cmd + Down |
| Move the pane divider up | Windows / LinuxNot documented macOSCtrl + Cmd + Up |
| Move the pane divider left | Windows / LinuxNot documented macOSCtrl + Cmd + Left |
| Move the pane divider right | Windows / LinuxNot documented macOSCtrl + Cmd + Right |
| Open a new tab | Windows / LinuxCtrl + Shift + T macOSCmd + T |
| Reopen the closed tab | Windows / LinuxCtrl + Alt + T macOSShift + Cmd + T |
| Activate the previous tab | Windows / LinuxCtrl + Page Up macOSShift + Cmd + { |
| Activate the next tab | Windows / LinuxCtrl + Page Down macOSShift + Cmd + } |
| Decrease font size | Windows / LinuxCtrl + - macOSCmd + - |
| Increase font size | Windows / LinuxCtrl + = macOSCmd + = |
| Reset font size | Windows / LinuxCtrl + 0 macOSCmd + 0 |
Input editor
Use Warp's terminal input editor to move through commands, accept suggestions, edit words, and clear or submit input.
| Action | Shortcuts |
|---|---|
| Delete the word to the left | Windows / LinuxCtrl + Backspace macOSOption + Backspace |
| Delete the word to the right | Windows / LinuxCtrl + Delete macOSOption + Delete |
| Move to the start of the line | Windows / macOS / LinuxCtrl + A |
| Move to the end of the line | Windows / macOS / LinuxCtrl + E |
| Move the cursor left | Windows / macOS / LinuxCtrl + B |
| Move the cursor right or accept a suggestion | Windows / macOS / LinuxCtrl + F |
| Clear the command editor | Windows / macOS / LinuxCtrl + C |
| Delete the next character | Windows / macOS / LinuxCtrl + D |
| Insert a newline | Windows / macOS / LinuxCtrl + J |
| Clear the screen | Windows / macOS / LinuxCtrl + L |
| Move the cursor down | Windows / macOS / LinuxCtrl + N |
| Move the cursor up | Windows / macOS / LinuxCtrl + P |
| Undo | Windows / LinuxCtrl + Z macOSCmd + Z |
| Redo | Windows / LinuxCtrl + Shift + Z macOSCmd + Shift + Z |
Source
official Warp keyboard shortcuts · Checked
Warp keyboard shortcut reference last updated August 27, 2026 and checked September 1, 2026. Warp lets users remap commands in Settings and warns that macOS system shortcuts may need to be unbound first; this record uses the published defaults.