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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FL Studio keyboard shortcuts

FL Studio · Windows, macOS

ActionWindowsmacOS
Global
Undo step by stepCtrl Alt ZCmd Option Z
Undo or redo the last editCtrl ZCmd Z
Files and patterns
Open a recent file from 0 through 9Alt 0-9Option 0-9
Save a new versionCtrl NCmd N
Open a fileCtrl OCmd O
Export a Wave fileCtrl RCmd R
Save the fileCtrl SCmd S
Arrange windowsCtrl Shift HCmd Shift H
Export a MIDI fileCtrl Shift MCmd Shift M
Export an MP3 fileCtrl Shift RCmd Shift R
Save asCtrl Shift SCmd Shift S
Select patterns 1 through 91-91-9
Select the next pattern++
Select the previous pattern--
Select the next empty patternCtrl F4Cmd F4
Open the selected pattern name editorF2F2
Select the next empty pattern and open its name editorF4F4
Channel Rack and Step Sequencer
Mute or unmute the first ten channels1-9, 01-9, 0
Select the channel belowDownDown
Select the previous channel groupPageDownPageDown
Select the next channel groupPageUpPageUp
Select the channel aboveUpUp
Clone selected channelsAlt COption C
Delete selected channelsAlt DeleteOption Delete
Move selected channels downAlt DownOption Down
Group selected channelsAlt GOption G
Toggle Mixer track selectorsAlt MOption M
Unzip selected channelsAlt UOption U
Move selected channels upAlt UpOption Up
Zip selected channelsAlt ZOption Z
Solo or unsolo the first ten channelsCtrl 1-9, 0Cmd 1-9, 0
Force restretch of all Audio Clip channelsCtrl Alt RCmd Option R
Copy channel steps or scoreCtrl CCmd C
Route selected channels to free Mixer tracksCtrl LCmd L
Paste channel steps or scoreCtrl VCmd V
Cut channel steps or scoreCtrl XCmd X
Focus the PlaylistCtrl EnterCmd Return
Shift steps leftShift Ctrl LeftShift Cmd Left
Shift steps rightShift Ctrl RightShift Cmd Right
Move channel selection downShift DownShift Down
Move channel selection upShift UpShift Up
Transport and windows
Fast-forwardNumPad 0NumPad 0
Go to the next bar in Song modeNumPad *NumPad *
Go to the previous bar in Song modeNumPad /NumPad /
Switch between Pattern and Song modeLL
Turn recording on or offRR
Toggle Line or None snapBackspaceBackspace
Start or stop playbackSpaceSpace
Toggle blend notesCtrl BCmd B
Toggle Step Edit modeCtrl ECmd E
Stop soundCtrl HCmd H
Toggle wait for input to start recordingCtrl ICmd I
Toggle the metronomeCtrl MCmd M
Toggle recording metronome precountCtrl PCmd P
Start or pause playbackCtrl SpaceCmd Space
Toggle the typing keyboard to piano keyboardCtrl TCmd T
Toggle maximum or minimum PlaylistEnterEnter
Close a windowEscEsc
Open FL Studio HelpF1F1
Toggle the PlaylistF5F5
Toggle the Step SequencerF6F6
Toggle the Piano rollF7F7
Open the Plugin PickerF8F8
Show or hide the MixerF9F9
Show or hide MIDI settingsF10F10
Show or hide the Song Info windowF11F11
Close all windowsF12F12
Cycle nested windowsTabTab
Show or hide the Sample BrowserAlt F8Option F8
Mixer
Solo the current trackSS
Select channels linked to the selected Mixer trackAlt LOption L
Move selected Mixer tracks leftAlt LeftOption Left
Move selected Mixer tracks rightAlt RightOption Right
Render armed tracks to a Wave fileAlt ROption R
Activate the current track and tracks routed to or from itAlt SOption S
Toggle Peak-meter Wave viewAlt WOption W
Select all Mixer tracksCtrl ACmd A
Link selected channels to the selected Mixer trackCtrl LCmd L
Save the Mixer track stateCtrl Shift SCmd Shift S
Rename the selected Mixer trackF2F2
Playlist
Zoom on the selection55
Zoom on Performance Clips66
Transpose down77
Transpose up88
Reverse audio clips99
Activate the Paint toolBB
Activate the Slice toolCC
Activate the Delete toolDD
Activate the Select toolEE
Activate the Draw toolPP
Activate the Slip edit toolSS
Activate the Mute toolTT
Activate the Playback toolYY
Activate the Zoom toolZZ
Bypass snapAlt BOption B
Toggle Global SnapBackspaceBackspace
Delete selected clip or pattern source dataDeleteDelete
Move the playback marker to the startHomeHome
Slice a clip at the cursor positionInsertInsert
Jump to the next or previous song markerAlt NumPad *Option NumPad *
Ungroup the selectionAlt GOption G
Mute the selectionAlt MOption M
Open the Picker PanelAlt POption P
Unmute the selectionAlt Shift MOption Shift M
Add a time markerAlt TOption T
Select allCtrl ACmd A
Duplicate the selection to the rightCtrl BCmd B
Copy the selectionCtrl CCmd C
Deselect the selectionCtrl DCmd D
Delete space according to the timeline selectionCtrl DeleteCmd Delete
Open the Project PickerCtrl F8Cmd F8
Add space according to the timeline selectionCtrl InsertCmd Insert
Toggle Performance ModeCtrl PCmd P
Paste the selectionCtrl VCmd V
Cut the selectionCtrl XCmd X
Center the Playlist on the playheadShift 0Shift 0
Use a horizontal zoom levelShift 1-3Shift 1-3
Show the full horizontal PlaylistShift 4Shift 4
Zoom to the selectionShift 5Shift 5
Fit the Performance ZoneShift 6Shift 6
Select all clips by sourceShift CShift C
Group selected clipsShift GShift G
Invert the selectionShift IShift I
Move the selection leftShift LeftShift Left
Move the selection rightShift RightShift Right
Switch stretch modeShift MShift M
Quick quantize clip start timesShift QShift Q
Move the selection upShift UpShift Up
Move the selection downShift DownShift Down
Piano roll
Activate the Paint toolBB
Activate the Slice toolCC
Activate the Delete toolDD
Activate the Select toolEE
Show the next property in the event laneFF
Select the channel aboveGG
Select the channel above with note dataHH
Select the channel below with note dataJJ
Select the channel belowKK
Toggle Keyboard view modeMM
Toggle PortamentoOO
Activate the Draw toolPP
Toggle Slide noteSS
Activate the Mute toolTT
Activate the Playback toolYY
Activate the Zoom toolZZ
Bypass snapAlt BOption B
Toggle Global SnapBackspaceBackspace
Delete selected notesDeleteDelete
Zoom in or outPageUp or PageDownPageUp or PageDown
Open the ArpeggiatorAlt AOption A
Nudge the positionAlt Arrow keysOption Arrow keys
View note helpersAlt BOption B
Change the color of selected notesAlt COption C
Open the Riff machineAlt EOption E
Open FlamAlt FOption F
Ungroup selected notesAlt GOption G
Open the Limit toolAlt KOption K
Open the Articulate toolAlt LOption L
Mute the selectionAlt MOption M
Switch the waveform helper viewAlt NOption N
Open the LFO toolAlt OOption O
Quantize the selectionAlt QOption Q
Open the Randomize toolAlt ROption R
Open the Strum toolAlt SOption S
Unmute the selectionAlt Shift MOption Shift M
Open the Chop toolAlt UOption U
Toggle Ghost ChannelsAlt VOption V
Open the Claw Machine toolAlt WOption W
Open the Scale Levels toolAlt XOption X
Open the Score Flipper toolAlt YOption Y
Select allCtrl ACmd A
Open Grid ColorCtrl Alt GCmd Option G
Allow resizing from the leftCtrl Alt HomeCmd Option Home
Duplicate the selection to the rightCtrl BCmd B
Copy the selectionCtrl CCmd C
Deselect the selectionCtrl DCmd D
Delete space equal to the selectionCtrl DeleteCmd Delete
Glue selected notesCtrl GCmd G
Insert the current controller valueCtrl ICmd I
Insert space equal to the selectionCtrl InsertCmd Insert
Apply Quick legatoCtrl LCmd L
Import a MIDI fileCtrl MCmd M
Apply Quick QuantizeCtrl QCmd Q
Select time around the selectionCtrl ReturnCmd Return
Apply Quick ChopCtrl UCmd U
Transpose the selection up one octaveCtrl UpCmd Up
Transpose the selection down one octaveCtrl DownCmd Down
Paste the selectionCtrl VCmd V
Cut the selectionCtrl XCmd X
Center the Piano roll on the playheadShift 0Shift 0
Use a horizontal zoom levelShift 1-3Shift 1-3
Show the full horizontal Piano rollShift 4Shift 4
Zoom to the selectionShift 5Shift 5
Select by colorShift CShift C
Discard selected note lengthsShift DShift D
Cycle through note propertiesShift FShift F
Group selected notesShift GShift G
Select the next channel with notesShift HShift H
Invert the selectionShift IShift I
Select the next channelShift KShift K
Move the selection leftShift LeftShift Left
Move the selection rightShift RightShift Right
Select groups of notes at randomShift MShift M
Turn off the selected chordShift NShift N
Select at randomShift RShift R
Move the selection upShift UpShift Up
Move the selection downShift DownShift Down
Browser and miscellaneous
Replace a channel with the selected Browser itemEnter or ReturnEnter or Return
Step through Browser items with previewShift Arrow Up/DownShift Arrow Up/Down
Open the tool selector for the active windowF3F3
Add a long space while entering textAlt Ctrl SpaceOption Cmd Space
Add a short space while entering textAlt Shift SpaceOption Shift Space

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.