About MasterShortcuts
MasterShortcuts is a free place to learn keyboard shortcuts by practising them: press the keys when prompted, get instant feedback, and review what you miss on a spaced schedule. There are no accounts and no ads in the trainer.
Where the shortcuts come from
Each cheat sheet was compiled from the vendor’s own documentation and lists the default shortcuts for current versions with a US keyboard layout. Apps change shortcuts from time to time and many let you remap keys, so if something doesn’t match, check the app’s own shortcut list (usually under Help).
- Windows 11: Microsoft Support: Keyboard shortcuts in Windows
- macOS: Apple Support: Mac keyboard shortcuts; Apple Support: Take a screenshot on Mac
- Microsoft Excel: Microsoft Support: Keyboard shortcuts in Excel
- Google Sheets: Google Docs Editors Help: Keyboard shortcuts for Google Sheets
- Microsoft Word: Microsoft Support: Keyboard shortcuts in Word
- Microsoft PowerPoint: Microsoft Support: Keyboard shortcuts in PowerPoint; Microsoft Support: Keyboard shortcuts to deliver PowerPoint presentations
- Microsoft Outlook: Microsoft Support: Keyboard shortcuts for Outlook
- Google Docs: Google Docs Editors Help: Keyboard shortcuts for Google Docs
- Gmail: Gmail Help: Keyboard shortcuts for Gmail
- Google Chrome: Google Chrome Help: Chrome keyboard shortcuts
- Visual Studio Code: VS Code Docs: Default keyboard shortcuts; VS Code keyboard shortcut reference PDFs (Windows, macOS, Linux)
- Adobe Photoshop: Adobe Help: Default keyboard shortcuts in Photoshop
- Adobe Illustrator: Adobe Help: Default keyboard shortcuts in Illustrator
- Adobe Premiere Pro: Adobe Help: Default keyboard shortcuts in Premiere Pro; Adobe Help: Select, delete, or ripple-delete clips
- Figma: Figma Help Center: Use keyboard shortcuts
- Notion: Notion Help Center: Keyboard shortcuts
- Slack: Slack Help Center: Slack keyboard shortcuts
How the trainer works
The trainer listens to real keyboard events in your browser and compares them with the expected combination, so the check happens instantly on your device. A few combinations, such as Ctrl+W or Cmd+Q, are taken by the browser or operating system before any page can see them; those appear as multiple-choice questions. Reviews follow a five-box Leitner schedule, explained on the spaced repetition page.
The shortcut finder
The Ask page sends your question to an AI model through Vercel AI Gateway. It only answers questions about keyboard shortcuts and software commands.