Keyboard Shortcuts

Mod means ⌘ Cmd on macOS and Ctrl on Windows/Linux.

Text formatting

Action	Shortcut
Bold	Mod+B
Italic	Mod+I
Underline	Mod+U
Inline code	Mod+E
Strikethrough	Mod+Shift+X
Subscript	Mod+,
Superscript	Mod+.

Navigation & editing

Action	Shortcut
Exit current block — insert a new block after	Mod+Enter
Exit current block — insert a new block before	Mod+Shift+Enter
Undo	Mod+Z
Redo	Mod+Shift+Z

Tip

Exit break is handy when your cursor is inside a table, code block, or callout and you want to keep writing a normal paragraph below it.

Panels

Action	Shortcut
Show / hide the project sidebar (left)	Mod+Shift+B
Show / hide the document sidebar (right)	Mod+J

Note

The project sidebar is Mod+Shift+B rather than the plain Mod+B other apps use, because that one is bold in the editor and stays that way.

Search

Action	Shortcut
Find & replace (inside the current document)	Mod+F
Search every view in the project	Mod+K

Tabs

Action	Shortcut
Back — the previous view in this tab	Mod+Alt+← (or Alt+← on Windows/Linux)
Split / unsplit the current tab	Mod+Shift+S
Open a sidebar item in a new tab	Ctrl+Click

Tip

Hover a tab and its icon turns into a back arrow — the same step back as the shortcut, for whichever tab you point at.

In-editor triggers

Action	Trigger
Slash command menu (insert any block)	Type /
Emoji picker	Type :
Page link (notes and entities)	Type @

Dictation

Action	Shortcut
Push-to-talk dictation	Ctrl+Space (configurable — see Dictation)