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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Android Studio keyboard shortcuts

Android Studio · Windows, macOS, Linux

ActionWindowsmacOSLinux
Tool windows
Open the Project tool windowAlt 1Cmd 1Alt 1
Open the Version Control tool windowAlt 9Cmd 9Alt 9
Open the Run tool windowShift F10Control RShift F10
Open the Debug tool windowShift F9Control DShift F9
Open the Logcat tool windowAlt 6Cmd 6Alt 6
Return focus to the editorEscEscEsc
Hide all tool windowsControl Shift F12Cmd Shift F12Control Shift F12
General IDE actions
Save allControl SCmd SControl S
SynchronizeControl Alt YCmd Option YControl Alt Y
Maximize or minimize the editorControl Shift F12Control Cmd F12Control Shift F12
Add the selected item to FavoritesAlt Shift FOption Shift FAlt Shift F
Inspect the current file with the current profileAlt Shift IOption Shift IAlt Shift I
Open Quick Switch SchemeControl `Control `Control `
Open the Settings dialogControl Alt SCmd ,Control Alt S
Open Project StructureControl Alt Shift SCmd ;Control Alt Shift S
Switch between tabs and tool windowsControl TabControl TabControl Tab
Navigation and search
Search everywhere, including code and menusShift ShiftShift ShiftShift Shift
Find in the current contextControl FCmd FControl F
Find the next matchF3Cmd GF3
Find the previous matchShift F3Cmd Shift GShift F3
Replace in the current contextControl RCmd RControl R
Find an IDE actionControl Shift ACmd Shift AControl Shift A
Search by symbol nameControl Alt Shift NCmd Option OControl Alt Shift N
Find a classControl NCmd OControl N
Find a fileControl Shift NCmd Shift OControl Shift N
Find in pathControl Shift FCmd Shift FControl Shift F
Open the current file structureControl F12Cmd F12Control F12
Move to the previous open editor tabAlt LeftControl LeftAlt Left
Move to the next open editor tabAlt RightControl RightAlt Right
Open the current editor tab in a new windowShift F4Shift F4Shift F4
Open recently used filesControl ECmd EControl E
Open recently edited filesControl Shift ECmd Shift EControl Shift E
Go to the last edit locationControl Shift BackspaceCmd Shift DeleteControl Shift Backspace
Close the active editor tabControl F4Cmd WControl F4
Hide the active or last active tool windowShift EscShift EscShift Esc
Go to a lineControl GCmd LControl G
Open the type hierarchyControl HControl HControl H
Open the method hierarchyControl Shift HCmd Shift HControl Shift H
Open the call hierarchyControl Alt HControl Option HControl Alt H
Jump to sourceF4 or Control EnterF4 or Cmd DownF4 or Control Enter
Layout and Navigation editors
Zoom in within a visual layoutControl +Cmd +Control +
Zoom out within a visual layoutControl -Cmd -Control -
Fit a visual layout to the available spaceControl 0Cmd 0Control 0
Show a visual layout at actual sizeControl Shift 1Cmd Shift 1Control Shift 1
Toggle Layout Editor Design and Blueprint modesBBB
Toggle portrait and landscape modesOOO
Toggle Layout Editor devicesDDD
Force a Layout Editor refreshRRR
Toggle the Layout Editor render-errors panelEEE
Delete selected constraintsDeleteDeleteDelete
Zoom in within the Layout EditorControl +Cmd +Control +
Zoom out within the Layout EditorControl -Cmd -Control -
Zoom the Layout Editor to fitControl 0Cmd 0Control 0
Go from the Layout Editor to XMLControl BCmd BControl B
Select all Layout Editor componentsControl ACmd AControl A
Zoom in within the Navigation EditorControl +Cmd +Control +
Zoom out within the Navigation EditorControl -Cmd -Control -
Zoom the Navigation Editor to fitControl 0Cmd 0Control 0
Go from the Navigation Editor to XMLControl BCmd BControl B
Toggle the Navigation Editor render-errors panelEEE
Group selected destinations into a nested graphControl GCmd GControl G
Cycle forward through destinationsTabTabTab
Cycle backward through destinationsShift TabShift TabShift Tab
Select all Navigation Editor destinationsControl ACmd AControl A
Code generation and editing
Generate codeAlt InsertCmd NAlt Insert
Override methodsControl OControl OControl O
Implement methodsControl IControl IControl I
Surround the selection with a language constructControl Alt TCmd Option TControl Alt T
Delete the line at the caretControl YCmd DeleteControl Y
Duplicate the current line or selectionControl DCmd DControl D
Show basic code completionControl SpaceControl SpaceControl Space
Show smart code completionControl Shift SpaceControl Shift SpaceControl Shift Space
Complete the current statementControl Shift EnterCmd Shift EnterControl Shift Enter
Open quick documentationControl QControl JControl Q
Show parameters for the selected methodControl PCmd PControl P
Go to the declarationControl BCmd BControl B
Go to implementationsControl Alt BCmd Option BControl Alt B
Go to the supermethod or superclassControl UCmd UControl U
Open quick definitionControl Shift ICmd YControl Shift I
Toggle the Project tool windowAlt 1Cmd 1Alt 1
Toggle a bookmarkF11F3F11
Toggle a bookmark with a mnemonicControl F11Option F3Control F11
Comment or uncomment with a line commentControl /Cmd /Control /
Comment or uncomment with a block commentControl Shift /Cmd Shift /Control Shift /
Select successively larger code blocksControl WOption UpControl W
Shrink the selection to its previous stateControl Shift WOption DownControl Shift W
Move to the start of the code blockControl [Option Cmd [Control [
Move to the end of the code blockControl ]Option Cmd ]Control ]
Select through the start of the code blockControl Shift [Option Cmd Shift [Control Shift [
Select through the end of the code blockControl Shift ]Option Cmd Shift ]Control Shift ]
Delete through the end of the wordControl DeleteOption DeleteControl Delete
Delete through the start of the wordControl BackspaceOption DeleteControl Backspace
Optimize importsControl Alt OControl Option OControl Alt O
Show intention actions and quick fixesAlt EnterOption EnterAlt Enter
Reformat codeControl Alt LCmd Option LControl Alt L
Auto-indent linesControl Alt IControl Option IControl Alt I
Indent linesTabTabTab
Unindent linesShift TabShift TabShift Tab
Join lines intelligentlyControl Shift JControl Shift JControl Shift J
Split the current line intelligentlyControl EnterCmd EnterControl Enter
Start a new lineShift EnterShift EnterShift Enter
Collapse or expand the current code blockControl - or Control +Cmd - or Cmd +Control - or Control +
Collapse or expand all code blocksControl Shift - or Control Shift +Cmd Shift - or Cmd Shift +Control Shift - or Control Shift +
Move to the next or previous highlighted errorF2 or Shift F2F2 or Shift F2F2 or Shift F2
Build and run
Build the projectControl F9Cmd F9Control F9
Build and runShift F10Control RShift F10
Apply changes and restart the activityControl F10Control Cmd RControl F10
Apply code changesControl Alt F10Control Cmd Shift RControl Alt F10
Debugging
Debug the selected configurationShift F9Control DShift F9
Step overF8F8F8
Step intoF7F7F7
Smart step intoShift F7Shift F7Shift F7
Step outShift F8Shift F8Shift F8
Run to the cursorAlt F9Option F9Alt F9
Evaluate an expressionAlt F8Option F8Alt F8
Resume the programF9Cmd Option RF9
Toggle a breakpointControl F8Cmd F8Control F8
View breakpointsControl Shift F8Cmd Shift F8Control Shift F8
Refactoring
Copy a code elementF5F5F5
Move a code elementF6F6F6
Safely delete a code elementAlt DeleteCmd DeleteAlt Delete
Rename a code elementShift F6Shift F6Shift F6
Change a method signatureControl F6Cmd F6Control F6
Inline the selected elementControl Alt NCmd Option NControl Alt N
Extract a methodControl Alt MCmd Option MControl Alt M
Extract a variableControl Alt VCmd Option VControl Alt V
Extract a fieldControl Alt FCmd Option FControl Alt F
Extract a constantControl Alt CCmd Option CControl Alt C
Extract a parameterControl Alt PCmd Option PControl Alt P
Version control and local history
Commit the project to version controlControl KCmd KControl K
Update the project from version controlControl TCmd TControl T
View recent changesAlt Shift COption Shift CAlt Shift C
Open the version-control operations popupAlt `Control VAlt `

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.