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Keyboard Shortcuts

This list is also available in the app under Help → Show Keyboard Shortcuts, or with Ctrl+/.

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On macOS, use Cmd wherever Ctrl is listed below.

ShortcutAction
Ctrl+GGo to verse (moves to the search bar to type a reference)
Alt+UpPrevious chapter
Alt+DownNext chapter
Alt+LeftBack to the previous passage
Ctrl+L or Ctrl+KFocus the search bar
F6Move to the next region (header, panes, status)
Shift+F6Move to the previous region
ShortcutAction
Ctrl+FFind in current pane
Ctrl+Shift+FAdvanced search
EscapeClose dialog or cancel search

Editing and annotation​

ShortcutAction
Ctrl+CCopy selected words, or open the copy dialog for the selected verse
Ctrl+XCut selection
Ctrl+VPaste
Ctrl+Shift+HHighlight the selected words, or the selected verse
Ctrl+UUnderline the selected words
Ctrl+DBookmark the selected verse (again to remove)

Note editor​

ShortcutAction
Ctrl+SSave the note
Ctrl+Shift+SSave As
Ctrl+PPrint the note
Ctrl+B, Ctrl+I, Ctrl+UBold, italic, underline
Ctrl+Z, Ctrl+YUndo, redo
Tab, Shift+TabIncrease or decrease indent
Ctrl+Alt+L, Ctrl+Alt+RLeft-to-right or right-to-left text

View​

ShortcutAction
Ctrl+=Zoom in
Ctrl+-Zoom out
Ctrl+0Reset zoom to actual size

Application​

ShortcutAction
Ctrl+Shift+P or F1Open the command palette
Ctrl+,Open Preferences
Ctrl+/Show keyboard shortcuts

The command palette​

The command palette (Ctrl+Shift+P or F1) searches all commands by name, including commands without a shortcut. For example, type "module" for the Module Manager, "theme" to switch themes, or "backup" to back up your notes. Commands also have aliases: "settings" finds Preferences, and "docs" finds the documentation.

You can also open the palette by typing / in the search bar.

The command palette open, with results for a partial query