Keyboard shortcuts cheat sheet generator for your daily tools

Build one printable page from the shortcuts you actually use. Choose your apps, keep the platform you work on, and trim the groups until the sheet fits the work in front of you.

The preview is the thing you will print. Each app keeps its name and each group keeps its task heading, so a key such as Ctrl+P still makes sense when several apps share the same paper.

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Adobe Premiere Pro
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Adobe Premiere Pro keyboard shortcuts

Adobe Premiere Pro · Windows, macOS

ActionWindowsmacOS
Projects and files
Create a projectCtrl Alt NOption Cmd N
Create a sequenceCtrl NCmd N
Open a projectCtrl OCmd O
Close the active windowCtrl WCmd W
Close the projectCtrl Shift WShift Cmd W
SaveCtrl SCmd S
Save asCtrl Shift SShift Cmd S
Save a copyCtrl Alt SOption Cmd S
Import from Media BrowserCtrl Alt IOption Cmd I
Import mediaCtrl ICmd I
Export mediaCtrl MCmd M
Send to Media EncoderAlt Shift MOption Shift M
Get media file properties for the selectionCtrl Shift HShift Cmd H
Exit PremiereCtrl QCmd Q
Editing and clips
UndoCtrl ZCmd Z
RedoCtrl Shift ZShift Cmd Z
CutCtrl XCmd X
CopyCtrl CCmd C
PasteCtrl VCmd V
Paste attributesCtrl Alt VOption Cmd V
ClearDeleteForward Delete
Ripple deleteShift DeleteShift Forward Delete
DuplicateCtrl Shift SlashShift Cmd Slash
Select allCtrl ACmd A
Deselect allCtrl Shift AShift Cmd A
FindCtrl FCmd F
Edit originalCtrl ECmd E
Open Keyboard ShortcutsCtrl Alt KCmd Option K
Make a subclipCtrl UCmd U
Open Audio ChannelsShift GShift G
Open Audio GainGG
Open Speed or DurationCtrl RCmd R
Insert the source selectionCommaComma
Overwrite with the source selectionPeriodPeriod
Enable or disable the selectionShift EShift Cmd E
Link or unlink selected clipsCtrl LCmd L
Group selected clipsCtrl GCmd G
Ungroup selected clipsCtrl Shift GShift Cmd G
Sequences and trimming
Render effects from In to OutEnterEnter
Match frameFF
Reverse match frameShift RShift R
Add an editCtrl KCmd K
Add an edit to all tracksCtrl Shift KShift Cmd K
Open Trim EditShift TCmd T
Extend the selected edit to the playheadEE
Apply the default video transitionCtrl DCmd D
Apply the default audio transitionCtrl Shift DShift Cmd D
Apply default transitions to the selectionShift DShift D
LiftSemicolonSemicolon
ExtractApostropheApostrophe
Zoom in==
Zoom out--
Go to the next item in the sequenceShift SemicolonShift Semicolon
Go to the previous item in the sequenceCtrl Shift SemicolonOption Semicolon
Toggle timeline snappingSS
Make a subsequenceShift UCmd U
Add a caption trackCtrl Alt AOption Cmd A
Add a caption at the playheadCtrl Alt COption Cmd C
Go to the next caption segmentCtrl Alt DownOption Cmd Down
Go to the previous caption segmentCtrl Alt UpOption Cmd Up
Marks and markers
Mark InII
Mark OutOO
Mark the clipXX
Mark the selectionSlashSlash
Go to InShift IShift I
Go to OutShift OShift O
Clear InCtrl Shift IOption I
Clear OutCtrl Shift OOption O
Clear In and OutCtrl Shift XOption X
Add a markerMM
Go to the next markerShift MShift M
Go to the previous markerCtrl Shift MShift Cmd M
Clear the selected markerCtrl Alt MOption M
Clear all markersCtrl Alt Shift MOption Cmd M
Graphics, workspaces, and panels
Create textCtrl TCmd T
Create a rectangleCtrl Alt ROption Cmd R
Create an ellipseCtrl Alt EOption Cmd E
Bring the graphic layer to frontCtrl Shift ]Shift Cmd ]
Bring the graphic layer forwardCtrl ]Cmd ]
Send the graphic layer backwardCtrl [Cmd [
Send the graphic layer to backCtrl Shift [Shift Cmd [
Select the next graphic layerCtrl Alt ]Option Cmd ]
Select the previous graphic layerCtrl Alt [Option Cmd [
Open the All Panels workspaceAlt Shift 1Option Shift 1
Open the Assembly workspaceAlt Shift 2Option Shift 2
Open the Audio workspaceAlt Shift 3Option Shift 3
Open the Captions and Graphics workspaceAlt Shift 4Option Shift 4
Open the Color workspaceAlt Shift 5Option Shift 5
Open the Editing workspaceAlt Shift 6Option Shift 6
Open the Effects workspaceAlt Shift 7Option Shift 7
Open the Essential workspaceAlt Shift 8Option Shift 8
Open the Learning workspaceAlt Shift 9Option Shift 9
Reset to the saved workspace layoutAlt Shift 0Option Shift 0
Focus the Audio Clip MixerShift 9Shift 9
Focus the Audio Track MixerShift 6Shift 6
Focus Effect ControlsShift 5Shift 5
Focus the Effects panelShift 7Shift 7
Focus Media BrowserShift 8Shift 8
Focus Program MonitorShift 4Shift 4
Focus the Projects panelShift 1Shift 1
Focus Source MonitorShift 2Shift 2
Focus the TimelineShift 3Shift 3
Audio, effects, and utility panels
Show or hide tracks in Audio Track MixerCtrl Alt TOption Cmd T
Toggle looping in Audio Track MixerCtrl LCmd L
Meter inputs only in Audio Track MixerCtrl Shift ICtrl Shift I
Remove the selected effect in Effect ControlsBackspaceDelete
Toggle looping during audio-only Effect Controls playbackCtrl LCmd L
Create a custom bin in the Effects panelCtrl SlashCmd Slash
Delete the selected custom Effects itemBackspaceDelete
Step backward in the History panelLeftLeft
Step forward in the History panelRightRight
Delete the selected History stateBackspaceDelete
Open the Media Browser selection in Source MonitorShift OShift O
Select the Media Browser directory listShift LeftShift Left
Select the Media Browser media listShift RightShift Right
Toggle looping in the Metadata panelCtrl LCmd L
Play from the Metadata panelSpaceSpace
Project and Program panels
Create a binCtrl BCmd B
Delete the Project panel selectionBackspaceDelete
Use Project panel List viewCtrl Page UpCmd Page Up
Use Project panel Icon viewCtrl Page DownCmd Page Down
Toggle Hover ScrubShift HShift H
Delete the Project panel selection with optionsCtrl DeleteCmd Forward Delete
Extend the Project panel selection downShift DownShift Down
Extend the Project panel selection leftShift LeftShift Left
Extend the Project panel selection rightShift RightShift Right
Extend the Project panel selection upShift UpShift Up
Move the Project panel selection downDownDown
Move the Project panel selection to the endEndEnd
Move the Project panel selection homeHomeHome
Move the Project panel selection leftLeftLeft
Move the Project panel selection one page downPage DownPage Down
Move the Project panel selection one page upPage UpPage Up
Move the Project panel selection rightRightRight
Move the Project panel selection upUpUp
Move to the next column fieldTabTab
Move to the next row fieldEnterReturn
Open the Project panel selection in Source MonitorShift OShift O
Move to the previous column fieldShift TabShift Tab
Move to the previous row fieldShift EnterShift Return
Increase thumbnail sizeShift ]Shift ]
Decrease thumbnail sizeShift [Shift [
Toggle the Project panel viewShift BackslashShift Backslash
Zoom in within the Project panel==
Zoom out within the Project panel--
Show Program Monitor rulersCtrl RCmd R
Show Program Monitor guidesCtrl SemicolonCmd Semicolon
Toggle Program Monitor snappingCtrl Shift SemicolonShift Cmd Semicolon
Lock Program Monitor guidesCtrl Alt Shift ROption Shift Cmd R
Nudge the selected Program Monitor object up five framesShift Ctrl UpShift Cmd Up
Nudge the selected Program Monitor object right five framesShift Ctrl RightShift Cmd Right
Nudge the selected Program Monitor object left five framesShift Ctrl LeftShift Cmd Left
Nudge the selected Program Monitor object down five framesShift Ctrl DownShift Cmd Down
Nudge the selected object up one frameCtrl UpCmd Up
Nudge the selected object right one frameCtrl RightCmd Right
Nudge the selected object left one frameCtrl LeftCmd Left
Nudge the selected object down one frameCtrl DownCmd Down
Timeline panel
Clear the Timeline selectionBackspaceDelete
Decrease audio track heightAlt -Option -
Decrease video track heightCtrl -Cmd -
Increase audio track heightAlt =Option =
Increase video track heightCtrl =Cmd =
Nudge selected clips left five framesAlt Shift LeftShift Cmd Left
Nudge selected clips left one frameAlt LeftCmd Left
Nudge selected clips right five framesAlt Shift RightShift Cmd Right
Nudge selected clips right one frameAlt RightCmd Right
Ripple delete in the Timeline panelAlt BackspaceOption Delete
Set the Work Area Bar In pointAlt [Option [
Set the Work Area Bar Out pointAlt ]Option ]
Show the next Timeline screenPage DownPage Down
Show the previous Timeline screenPage UpPage Up
Slide selected clips left five framesAlt Shift CommaOption Shift Comma
Slide selected clips left one frameAlt CommaOption Comma
Slide selected clips right five framesAlt Shift PeriodOption Shift Period
Slide selected clips right one frameAlt PeriodOption Period
Slip selected clips left five framesCtrl Alt Shift LeftOption Shift Cmd Left
Slip selected clips left one frameCtrl Alt LeftOption Cmd Left
Slip selected clips right five framesCtrl Alt Shift RightOption Shift Cmd Right
Slip selected clips right one frameCtrl Alt RightOption Cmd Right

Build a sheet for the work you actually do

A useful cheat sheet is smaller than the reference it came from. Pick the apps that share your desk, keep the platform you are using, and remove groups that belong to a job you do not do. A focused page has a chance of staying beside the keyboard instead of becoming another document you never open.

If you move between a terminal, an editor, and a browser, make one sheet for that loop. If you are learning one app, select only its groups and give yourself a page you can glance at without hunting through unrelated commands.

Choose the platform before you print

Windows, macOS, and Linux often share the action but change the modifier. Keep all platforms when the sheet is for a shared desk or a team. Choose one platform when you want a quieter page and know which keyboard will be in front of you.

Some applications also use terminal settings, editor modes, or custom keymaps. The sheet keeps the documented default rows from this reference. It does not rewrite them for a personal binding file.

Read the paper as a task list

Each app keeps its own name and each group keeps its task heading. That matters when several apps share keys such as Ctrl+P or Cmd+K. The action beside the keys tells you which app context gives the combination its meaning.

The live preview is the document that prints. If you remove an app, platform, or group, the count and the paper change with it. Groups that have no shortcut for the selected platform disappear from the sheet rather than leaving an empty heading behind.

What this sheet does not promise

This generator does not discover shortcuts from your installed apps, inspect custom bindings, or turn undocumented actions into guesses. It prints the rows in the stack127 keyboard reference for the choices you made. For a full app page, including notes about modes and sequences, use the keyboard shortcuts directory.

Keep the first version deliberately short

Start with the keys that remove a repeated interruption today. When those become ordinary, make a second sheet or add another group. The point is to put the next useful action near your hand, not to turn every documented shortcut into homework.

Your selections stay in this browser while you build the sheet. Printing uses the browser's own print dialog, so the final paper follows the page you can see here.