Keyboard Shortcuts Reference

Web Developer Tools

Reference for common keyboard shortcuts across OS and apps

General

Ctrl+Shift+P
Command Palette
Ctrl+P
Quick Open / Go to File
Ctrl+Shift+N
New Window
Ctrl+Shift+W
Close Window
Ctrl+,
User Settings
Ctrl+K Ctrl+S
Keyboard Shortcuts

Editing

Ctrl+X
Cut line (empty selection)
Ctrl+C
Copy line (empty selection)
Alt+↑/↓
Move line up/down
Shift+Alt+↑/↓
Copy line up/down
Ctrl+Shift+K
Delete line
Ctrl+Enter
Insert line below
Ctrl+Shift+Enter
Insert line above
Ctrl+Shift+\
Jump to matching bracket
Ctrl+]
Indent line
Ctrl+[
Outdent line
Ctrl+/
Toggle line comment
Shift+Alt+A
Toggle block comment
Alt+Z
Toggle word wrap

Multi-cursor

Alt+Click
Insert cursor
Ctrl+Alt+↑/↓
Add cursor above/below
Ctrl+D
Add selection to next find match
Ctrl+Shift+L
Select all occurrences of selection

Navigation

Ctrl+G
Go to Line
F12
Go to Definition
Alt+F12
Peek Definition
Ctrl+Shift+F10
Peek References
Shift+F12
Go to References
F2
Rename Symbol
Ctrl+Tab
Open next editor in group
Ctrl+\
Split editor

Search

Ctrl+F
Find
Ctrl+H
Replace
Ctrl+Shift+F
Find in files
Ctrl+Shift+H
Replace in files

View

Ctrl+B
Toggle Sidebar
Ctrl+`
Toggle Terminal
Ctrl+Shift+E
Explorer
Ctrl+Shift+G
Source Control
Ctrl+Shift+D
Debug
Ctrl+Shift+X
Extensions

How to Use This Tool

1

Enter your input

Type or paste the value you want to look up or convert into the input field.

2

Get instant results

Results are computed immediately in your browser — no network request needed.

3

Use the reference

Browse the built-in reference table to find related values, codes, or descriptions.

4

Copy what you need

Use the "Copy" button to grab any value from the results for use in your project.

About This Tool

Keyboard Shortcuts Reference is a free, instant, browser-based tool that reference for common keyboard shortcuts across os and apps. Web developer tools provide quick access to reference data and small utilities that come up constantly during development. HTTP status codes, Unix timestamps, chmod permission calculators, ASCII tables, and similar references are things every web developer looks up regularly. Having them in one place, instantly accessible in your browser, speeds up your workflow significantly.

This tool runs entirely in your browser with no server calls required. Results appear instantly and everything works offline once the page is loaded.

Bookmark this page for quick access during development sessions. Whether you're debugging a 403 vs 401 response, converting a timestamp from a database field, setting file permissions on a Linux server, or checking what ASCII character code 127 corresponds to, having a reliable, distraction-free reference tool cuts down the time you spend looking things up and lets you stay focused on the problem at hand.

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