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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Bluebeam Revu keyboard shortcuts

Bluebeam Revu · Windows

ActionWindows
Markup tools and arrangement
Align selected markups to the bottomCtrl Alt B
Align selected markups to the centerCtrl Alt E
Align selected markups to the leftCtrl Alt L
Align selected markups to the middleCtrl Alt M
Align selected markups to the rightCtrl Alt R
Align selected markups to the topCtrl Alt T
Select the Arc toolShift C
Select the Arrow toolA
Autosize the selected text boxAlt Z
Bring the selected markup forwardCtrl J
Bring the selected markup to the frontCtrl Shift J
Select the Callout toolQ
Select the Camera toolCtrl Alt I
Select the Cloud toolC
Select the Cloud+ toolK
Select the Dimension toolShift L
Edit the selected markup actionCtrl Shift E
Select the Ellipse toolE
Select the Eraser toolShift E
Export markupsCtrl F2
Select the File Attachment toolF
Select the Flag toolShift F
Flip selected markups horizontallyCtrl Alt H
Flip selected markups verticallyCtrl Alt V
Group selected markupsCtrl G
Select the Highlight toolH
Select the Hyperlink toolShift H
Select the Image toolI
Create an image from a scannerShift I
Import markupsCtrl F3
Select the Line toolL
Lock selected markupsCtrl Shift L
Select the Note toolN
Select the Pen toolP
Select the Polygon toolShift P
Select the Polyline toolShift N
Select the Rectangle toolR
Remove selected markups from their groupCtrl Shift Alt G
Select the Review Text toolShift Alt R
Send the selected markup backwardCtrl [
Send the selected markup to the backCtrl Shift [
Run Spell CheckF7
Select the Stamp toolS
Select the Text Box toolT
Select the Typewriter toolW
Ungroup selected markupsCtrl Shift G
Measurements and forms
Select the Angle measurement toolShift Alt G
Select the Area measurement toolShift Alt A
Select the Count measurement toolShift Alt C
Select the Diameter measurement toolShift Alt D
Select Dynamic FillJ
Select the Length measurement toolShift Alt L
Select the Measure toolM
Select the Perimeter measurement toolShift Alt P
Select the Polylength measurement toolShift Alt Q
Select the Radius measurement toolShift Alt U
Select the Volume measurement toolShift Alt V
Add a signature fieldX
Open the Forms EditorCtrl Shift F
PDF view, layout, and search
Show the page at actual sizeCtrl 8
Balance split viewsShift F12
Use Continuous ModeCtrl 5
Use Continuous Side by Side ModeCtrl 7
Toggle DimmerCtrl F5
Fit the whole pageCtrl 9
Fit the page widthCtrl 0
Go to the next pageCtrl Right
Go to the next viewAlt Right
Go to the previous pageCtrl Left
Go to the previous viewAlt Left
Refresh the current viewF5
Open Remote FilesAlt K
Rotate the view clockwiseCtrl Shift Plus
Rotate the view counterclockwiseCtrl Shift Minus
Toggle rulersCtrl R
Toggle the gridShift F9
Use Side by Side ModeCtrl 6
Use Single Page ModeCtrl 4
Toggle Snap to ContentCtrl Shift F8
Toggle Snap to GridCtrl Shift F9
Toggle Snap to MarkupCtrl Shift F7
Split the view horizontallyCtrl H
Split the view verticallyCtrl 2
Switch the active splitCtrl 1
Toggle the split viewCtrl I
Remove the split viewCtrl Shift 2
Open a WebTabCtrl T
Go to the next search resultF3
Go to the previous search resultShift F3
Search the documentCtrl F
Files, editing, and selection
Close the current documentCtrl F4
Publish as Compressed 1.5Ctrl Shift P
Create a PDFCtrl N
Save the current PDFCtrl S
Open a fileCtrl O
Save all open documentsCtrl F2
Print the current documentCtrl P
Save the current PDF as a new fileCtrl Shift S
Copy the selectionCtrl C
Paste in placeCtrl Shift V
Copy the page to a snapshotCtrl Alt C
Redo the last undone actionCtrl Y
Cut the selectionCtrl X
Select allCtrl A
Delete the selectionDelete
Select all textCtrl Shift A
Select Format PainterCtrl Shift C
Select the Snapshot toolG
Select the Offset toolO
Undo the last actionCtrl Z
Paste the clipboard contentsCtrl V
Select the Lasso toolShift O
Toggle the Zoom toolShift Z
Select the Pan toolShift V
Zoom inPlus
Select the Select toolV
Zoom outMinus
Select the Select Text toolShift T
Select the Zoom toolZ
Document and page operations
Add or edit 3D contentCtrl Alt 3
Mark text for redactionShift K
Add a bookmarkCtrl B
Run OCRCtrl Shift O
Apply redactionsShift A
Refresh the documentShift F5
Crop pagesShift Alt O
Replace pagesCtrl Shift Y
Delete pagesCtrl Shift D
Rotate pages clockwiseShift Alt Plus
Deskew pagesCtrl Alt D
Rotate pages counterclockwiseShift Alt Minus
Open Document PropertiesCtrl D
Open Rotate PagesCtrl Shift R
Email the documentCtrl E
Open document securityCtrl L
Extract pagesCtrl Shift X
Create a snapshot of contentShift G
Flatten markupsCtrl Shift M
Apply Squiggly text markupShift U
Open the Flattened viewCtrl Alt F
Apply Strikethrough text markupD
Insert a blank pageCtrl Shift N
Apply Underline text markupU
Insert pagesCtrl Shift I
Unflatten markupsCtrl Shift U
Select Mark for RedactionShift R
Panels, windows, and document navigation
Open the 3D Model Tree panelAlt 3
Toggle the Navigation BarF4
Toggle Always on TopCtrl F12
Open PreferencesCtrl K
Open the Bookmarks panelAlt B
Enter Presentation modeCtrl Enter
Close all documentsCtrl Shift W
Open the Properties panelAlt P
Open the File Access panelAlt A
Open the Search panelAlt 1
Open the Forms panelAlt Q
Open the Sets panelAlt 2
Enter Full Screen modeF11
Show the context menuShift F10
Hide the active panelShift F4
Open the Signatures panelAlt 4
Open the JavaScript ConsoleAlt J
Open the Spaces panelAlt S
Open the Layers panelAlt Y
Toggle the Status BarF8
Open the Links panelAlt N
Open the Studio panelAlt C
Open the Markups panelAlt L
Open the Thumbnails panelAlt T
Open the Measurements panelAlt U
Open the Tool Chest panelAlt X
Toggle the Menu BarF9
Go to the first pageHome
Go to the last pageEnd
Go to the next open documentCtrl Tab
Go to the previous open documentCtrl Shift Tab
Open HelpF1

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.