--- title: "Keyboard Shortcut Finder" description: "Find keyboard shortcuts for popular apps like VS Code, Chrome, Figma, Photoshop, and more. Search by action or browse by application. Switch between Mac and Windows shortcuts instantly." url: https://findutils.com/productivity/keyboard-shortcut-finder/ category: productivity --- # Keyboard Shortcut Finder Find keyboard shortcuts for popular apps like VS Code, Chrome, Figma, Photoshop, and more. Search by action or browse by application. Switch between Mac and Windows shortcuts instantly. **Use this tool:** [Keyboard Shortcut Finder](https://findutils.com/productivity/keyboard-shortcut-finder/) ## Programmatic access - REST id `keyboard-shortcut-finder`: POST https://api.findutils.com/api/tools/keyboard-shortcut-finder/execute (reference: https://findutils.com/api/keyboard-shortcut-finder/) - MCP tool `keyboard_shortcut_finder` on https://mcp.findutils.com (reference: https://findutils.com/mcp/keyboard-shortcut-finder/) ## Why Use Keyboard Shortcut Finder? Keyboard shortcuts are the fastest way to boost your productivity, but memorizing them across multiple applications is a challenge. Our Keyboard Shortcut Finder lets you search for any action -- like 'undo', 'duplicate', or 'select all' -- and instantly see the shortcut for your operating system across all supported apps. No more digging through menus or documentation to find that one shortcut you keep forgetting. The tool covers popular applications including VS Code, Chrome, Firefox, Figma, Photoshop, Slack, Excel, Google Docs, and many more. Toggle between Mac and Windows shortcuts with one click, filter by application or category, and use fuzzy search to find shortcuts even when you're not sure of the exact action name. It's your one-stop reference for working faster with keyboard shortcuts. ## Tips for Mastering Keyboard Shortcuts - Start by learning five shortcuts you use most often, such as Copy, Paste, Undo, Save, and Find. Once they become muscle memory, add five more each week. - Use the application filter to focus on one app at a time. Trying to memorize shortcuts across all apps simultaneously leads to confusion and slower adoption. - Pay attention to patterns: most applications share conventions like Ctrl+Z for undo, Ctrl+S for save, and Ctrl+F for find. Recognizing these cross-app patterns halves the memorization effort. - Practice shortcuts in context. After looking up a shortcut here, immediately switch to the application and use it. Repetition in a real workflow cements the muscle memory far faster than reading alone. - Toggle between Mac and Windows views to learn both if you work across operating systems. Many shortcuts differ only in the modifier key (Cmd on Mac vs Ctrl on Windows). ## Frequently Asked Questions ### Which applications are supported? We include shortcuts for ten applications and systems: Chrome, Excel, Figma, macOS, Photoshop, Slack, Terminal, VS Code, Windows and Word. ### Can I switch between Mac and Windows shortcuts? Yes. Use the OS toggle at the top to switch between Mac and Windows shortcuts. The tool automatically detects your operating system and shows the relevant shortcuts by default. ### What if I search for an action that has different names across apps? Our fuzzy search matches against action names, descriptions, and common aliases. For example, searching 'find' will show shortcuts for 'Find', 'Find and Replace', 'Search', and similar actions across all apps. ### Are these shortcuts up to date? Yes. We maintain our shortcut database to reflect the latest versions of each application. Shortcuts are verified against official documentation and updated when apps release new versions. ### Can I use this tool offline? Once the page is loaded, the tool works entirely in your browser with no server requests needed. All shortcut data is included in the page, so it remains functional even with a spotty connection. ### Does the Keyboard Shortcut Finder require a signup? No. It is available with no signup, no usage limits. You can search for shortcuts as many times as you need without creating an account. ### How does fuzzy search work? The search engine matches partial words and common synonyms. Typing 'dup' finds 'Duplicate Line', 'Duplicate Layer', and 'Duplicate Tab' across all supported applications. You do not need to type the full action name. ### Can I look up shortcuts for multiple apps at once? Yes. Leave the application filter set to All Apps and search for an action like 'undo'. The results show the shortcut for that action in every supported app, making it easy to compare keybindings across tools. ### What is the difference between hotkeys and keyboard shortcuts? They mean the same thing. Hotkey, keyboard shortcut, keybinding, and key combo are interchangeable terms for pressing one or more keys simultaneously to trigger an action. This tool covers all of them. ### Do you support custom or user-defined shortcuts? The tool shows default keybindings that ship with each application. Custom remappings are user-specific and vary per installation, so they are not included. 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