Keyboard Shortcuts Finder for Windows and Mac
The shortcut for what you want to do, on Windows and on a Mac, side by side. Type what you want to do.
Copy
Paste
Cut
Undo
Redo
Select all
Find on a page or in a document
Save
New window or document
Close the tab or window
Quit the app
Switch between apps
Paste without formatting
Take a screenshot of the whole screen
Screenshot a part of the screen
Screenshot and recording tools
Open the search
Open File Explorer / Finder
Open Settings
Lock the computer
Show the desktop
Clipboard history
Emoji panel
Snap a window left or right
Open Task Manager / Force Quit
Rename a file
Delete a file (to Recycle Bin / Trash)
Quick preview of a file
Reopen a closed browser tab
New browser tab
Private / incognito window
Zoom in on a page
Zoom out on a page
Reset zoom
Reload the page
Go to the address bar
Bold text
Italic text
Underline text
Voice typing / dictation
Open the action / quick settings panel
Notifications
Project to a second screen
Questions
What is the Win key?
The key with the Windows logo, usually between Ctrl and Alt at the bottom left of the keyboard.
What is Cmd on a Mac?
The Command key, marked with a ⌘ sign, on either side of the space bar. Option is the key next to it, sometimes marked Alt.
A shortcut does nothing. Why?
Some shortcuts work only in certain apps, and laptop keyboards may need the Fn key held for F1 to F12. Check that the right window is in front and try again.
Rather not look it up at all? Key is a free assistant for Windows and Mac: say "turn on night light" or "take a screenshot of this window" and it does it in the real app. There are also plain guides for everyday jobs.
Or just ask Key
Speak to it or type to it. It opens the setting, changes it, and tells you what it did.
Free, no card. Windows 10 or 11, macOS 11 or newer.