Keyboard Shortcut Reference & Cheat Sheet
Instant keyboard shortcut cheat sheets for VS Code, Excel, Chrome, Figma, and Terminal. Switch between macOS (⌘) and Windows (Ctrl) with one click.
Productivity Shortcut Index
Loading...⚡ The Compound Value of Keystrokes vs Mouse Clicks
Studies show software developers and financial analysts lose between 2 and 4 seconds every time they lift their hands from the home row to operate a mouse. Learning just 10 core shortcuts across your editor and browser reclaims over 64 hours of uninterrupted flow state annually.
About this tool
How to use it
- Select your operating system (macOS with Command ⌘ vs Windows / Linux with Ctrl).
- Filter by specific software tool: VS Code, Microsoft Excel, Google Chrome, Figma, or Terminal.
- Type any action keyword into the search bar (e.g. 'reopen tab', 'comment', 'screenshot').
- Click any shortcut card to copy the key combo directly to your clipboard.
Why it matters
Every application developer adopts differing hotkey standards. Searching through documentation PDFs or multi-layer software settings menus breaks mental flow state. Centralizing essential keystrokes with 1-click OS translation keeps developers, designers, and analysts productive.
When to use it
Use this reference whenever switching between a Mac and Windows computer, onboarding into a new coding editor, or speeding up repetitive spreadsheet work.
Good to know
Features clean semantic <kbd> keycap styling and operates 100% offline in client-side memory.
Common questions
How do I reopen a closed tab in Chrome?
On Mac, press Cmd + Shift + T. On Windows or Linux, press Ctrl + Shift + T. You can press it repeatedly to restore previously closed tabs in reverse chronological order.
What is the shortcut to comment out code in VS Code?
On Mac, press Cmd + /. On Windows, press Ctrl + /. This toggles single-line or multi-line block comments depending on your active selection.
What is the equivalent of macOS Command (⌘) on Windows?
In almost all software, the macOS Command key (⌘) maps directly to the Windows Control key (Ctrl). The macOS Option key (⌥) corresponds to Windows Alt.
How do I take a clipped screenshot on Windows without extra apps?
Press Windows Key + Shift + S to launch the built-in Snipping Tool. Your captured selection is automatically saved to your clipboard.