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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DBeaver keyboard shortcuts

DBeaver · Windows, macOS, Linux

ActionWindowsmacOSLinux
Connections and SQL scripts
Open the object editorF4F4F4
Open the Connect to a database windowCtrl Shift NCtrl Shift NCtrl Shift N
Open the database meta-objectCtrl Shift DCtrl Shift DCtrl Shift D
Open a new SQL consoleCtrl Alt EnterCtrl Option ReturnCtrl Alt Enter
Create a new SQL scriptCtrl ]Ctrl ]Ctrl ]
Open an existing SQL scriptF3F3F3
Open the most recent SQL scriptCtrl EnterCmd ReturnCtrl Enter
Commit the current sessionCtrl Alt Shift KCtrl 4Ctrl Alt Shift K
Show the database tools context menuAlt `Ctrl VAlt `
Generate and insert a UUID or GUIDCtrl Alt Shift UCtrl Option Shift UCtrl Alt Shift U
Open the database dashboardCtrl Alt Shift BCtrl Option Shift BCtrl Alt Shift B
Roll back the current sessionCtrl Alt Shift RCtrl 8Ctrl Alt Shift R
Select the active schemaCtrl 0Ctrl 0Ctrl 0
Select the connection for the current editorCtrl 9Ctrl 9Ctrl 9
Result sets
Add a new rowAlt InsertOption InsertAlt Insert
Copy values from the row aboveCtrl DCtrl DCtrl D
Copy values from the row belowCtrl Alt DCtrl Option DCtrl Alt D
Delete the current rowAlt DeleteOption DeleteAlt Delete
Duplicate the current rowCtrl Alt InsertCtrl Option InsertCtrl Alt Insert
Edit the cell value inlineEnterReturnEnter
Reset the cell to its original valueEscEscEsc
Apply data changesCtrl SCtrl SCtrl S
Focus the filter editor or data editorCtrl Alt Shift TCtrl Option Shift TCtrl Alt Shift T
Switch focus to the results viewer or active panelCtrl Shift 7Ctrl Shift 7Ctrl Shift 7
Switch focus between the Grid view and Value panelCtrl TabCtrl TabCtrl Tab
Apply cell changesCtrl Alt Shift EnterCtrl Option Shift ReturnCtrl Alt Shift Enter
Edit a cell in a separate editorShift EnterShift ReturnShift Enter
Fetch all rowsCtrl Shift =Ctrl Shift =Ctrl Shift =
Fetch the next page of resultsCtrl Alt NCtrl Option NCtrl Alt N
Filter by unique attribute valuesCtrl F11Ctrl F11Ctrl F11
Open the filter context menuF11F11F11
Move to the first rowCtrl Alt Shift LeftCtrl Option Shift LeftCtrl Alt Shift Left
Move to the last rowCtrl Alt Shift RightCtrl Option Shift RightCtrl Alt Shift Right
Show foreign keys and referencing tablesCtrl Shift 1Ctrl Shift 1Ctrl Shift 1
Reject data changesCtrl RCtrl RCtrl R
Set the cell to its default valueCtrl BackspaceCtrl BackspaceCtrl Backspace
Switch result presentationCtrl `Ctrl `Ctrl `
Toggle Grid and Record viewTabTabTab
Toggle result panelsF7F7F7
Cycle result sort orderCtrl 2Ctrl 2Ctrl 2
Data and text editors
Add a row before the current rowShift Alt InsertShift Option InsertShift Alt Insert
Duplicate a row before the current rowCtrl Shift Alt InsertCtrl Shift Option InsertCtrl Shift Alt Insert
Enable autocompleteCtrl SpaceCtrl SpaceCtrl Space
Find and replace textCtrl FCmd FCtrl F
Show context informationCtrl Shift SpaceCtrl Shift SpaceCtrl Shift Space
Show SQL editor context informationCtrl Alt SpaceCtrl Option SpaceCtrl Alt Space
Cut the selectionCtrl XCmd XCtrl X
Copy the selectionCtrl CCmd CCtrl C
Paste from the clipboardCtrl VCmd VCtrl V
Delete the selectionDeleteDeleteDelete
Export a diagramCtrl OCmd OCtrl O
Find the next itemCtrl KCmd KCtrl K
Find the previous itemCtrl Shift KShift Cmd KCtrl Shift K
Start incremental findCtrl JCmd JCtrl J
Start reverse incremental findCtrl Shift JShift Cmd JCtrl Shift J
Toggle quick diff informationCtrl Shift QCtrl Shift QCtrl Shift Q
Suggest possible fixesCtrl 1Cmd 1Ctrl 1
Redo the last operationCtrl YShift Cmd ZCtrl Y
Undo the last operationCtrl ZCmd ZCtrl Z
Change the selection to lowercaseCtrl Shift YShift Cmd YCtrl Shift Y
Change the selection to uppercaseCtrl Shift XShift Cmd XCtrl Shift X
Delete the line at the caretCtrl DCmd DCtrl D
Delete the next wordCtrl DeleteOption DeleteCtrl Delete
Delete the previous wordCtrl BackspaceOption BackspaceCtrl Backspace
Duplicate selected lines downwardCtrl Alt DownOption Cmd DownCtrl Alt Down
Duplicate selected lines upwardCtrl Alt UpOption Cmd UpCtrl Alt Up
Add a line above the current lineCtrl Shift EnterShift Cmd ReturnCtrl Shift Enter
Add a line below the current lineShift EnterShift ReturnShift Enter
Go to the end of the lineEndCmd RightEnd
Go to the start of the lineHomeCmd LeftHome
Move selected lines downAlt DownCtrl Shift DownAlt Down
Move selected lines upAlt UpCtrl Shift UpAlt Up
Show information at the caretF2F2F2
Go to the end of the textCtrl EndCmd DownCtrl End
Go to the beginning of the textCtrl HomeCmd UpCtrl Home
Zoom in textCtrl +Cmd +Ctrl +
Zoom out textCtrl -Cmd -Ctrl -
Search and window navigation
Open the Search dialogCtrl HCtrl HCtrl H
Search workspace files for textCtrl Alt GOption Cmd GCtrl Alt G
Activate the editorF12Cmd F12F12
Find actionsCtrl 3Cmd 3Ctrl 3
Maximize or restore the active view or editorCtrl MCtrl MCtrl M
Switch to the next editorCtrl F6Cmd F6Ctrl F6
Switch to the next perspectiveCtrl F8Cmd F8Ctrl F8
Switch to the next viewCtrl F7Cmd F7Ctrl F7
Switch to the previous editorCtrl Shift F6Shift Cmd F6Ctrl Shift F6
Switch to the previous perspectiveCtrl Shift F8Shift Cmd F8Ctrl Shift F8
Switch to the previous viewCtrl Shift F7Shift Cmd F7Ctrl Shift F7
Open the editor drop-down listCtrl ECmd ECtrl E
Show the context menuShift F10Shift F10Shift F10
Show the key assist dialogCtrl Shift LShift Cmd LCtrl Shift L
Show the ruler context menuCtrl F10Cmd F10Ctrl F10
Toggle full-screen modeAlt F11Ctrl Cmd FAlt F11
Files, projects, and run controls
Rename the selected itemF2F2F2
Refresh selected itemsF5F5F5
Save the current fileCtrl SCmd SCtrl S
Save all open filesCtrl Shift SShift Cmd SCtrl Shift S
Close the active editorCtrl F4Cmd WCtrl F4
Close all editorsCtrl Shift F4Shift Cmd WCtrl Shift F4
Open the New item wizardCtrl NCmd NCtrl N
Open the New menuAlt Shift NOption Cmd NAlt Shift N
Open a fileCtrl OCtrl OCtrl O
PrintCtrl PCmd PCtrl P
Display selected item propertiesAlt EnterCmd IAlt Enter
Launch in debug modeF11Cmd F11F11
Launch in run modeCtrl F11Shift Cmd F11Ctrl F11
Step into while debuggingF5F5F5
Step over while debuggingF6F6F6
Step return while debuggingF7F7F7
Resume while debuggingF8F8F8
Terminate the debug sessionCtrl F2Cmd F2Ctrl F2
Create or remove a breakpointCtrl Shift BShift Cmd BCtrl Shift B
Build all projectsCtrl BCmd BCtrl B
Open the documentationF1F1F1

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.