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Keyboard shortcuts

Every keyboard shortcut in Studio: everywhere, in the content list, in the editing view and the canvas, for chapters, and in the media library.

The most useful shortcut is Command+K (Ctrl+K on Windows), which opens the command menu wherever you are. These are the others.

On Windows, use Ctrl where a Mac uses Command, and Alt where a Mac uses Option.

Everywhere

WindowsMacWhat it does
Ctrl+K
Command+K
Open the command menu
Alt+Shift+Q
Option+Shift+Q
Sign out

In the content list

WindowsMacWhat it does
Ctrl+F
Command+F
Search the list by name
↑ and ↓
↑ and ↓
Move through the list
Ctrl+E
Command+E
Edit the selected page in a panel over the list
Ctrl+P
Command+P
Open the selected page in the editing view
Esc
Esc
Clear a selection of several pages
C
C
Compose a new page (new interface; see Compose a page for where it goes)

See Content list and Search, sort and display.

In the editing view

WindowsMacWhat it does
J
J
Go to the next page in the list
K
K
Go to the previous page in the list
Esc
Esc
Go back
Ctrl+I
Command+I
Show or hide the editor panel
G, then C
G, then C
Go to the content list

J, K and Esc only work when no field or button has focus. Click an empty part of the page first if they don't.

In the canvas

WindowsMacWhat it does
Ctrl +
Command +
Zoom in
Ctrl -
Command -
Zoom out
Ctrl 0
Command 0
Zoom to 100 %
Ctrl 1
Command 1
Zoom to fit
Ctrl 2
Command 2
Zoom to fill

See Zoom in the canvas.

In chapters and references

With a chapter selected in the list of chapters:

WindowsMacWhat it does
Enter or Ctrl+E
Enter or Command+E
Edit the chapter
Ctrl+C
Command+C
Make a copy of the chapter
R
R
Rename the chapter
Ctrl+Backspace
Command+Backspace
Remove the chapter
A
A
Add a chapter

In a field that lists other documents, Command+E (Ctrl+E) edits the selected document and Command+Backspace (Ctrl+Backspace) removes it from the page. See Chapters.

In the media library

WindowsMacWhat it does
Ctrl+F
Command+F
Search the library
Ctrl+Shift+U
Command+Shift+U
Upload files

Command+F (Ctrl+F) also searches when you choose a picture for a picture field, or a document for a field that lists documents. See Media library.