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Android Studio keyboard shortcuts

Code completion, navigation, refactoring, and debugging in Google's Android IDE.

94 shortcuts Mac and Windows checked September 14, 2026

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Action Keys Row actions
Build and run the app Build and run Mac CtrlR Source
Debug the app Build and run Mac CtrlD Source
Complete the current statement Editor Mac CmdShiftEnter Source
Synchronize files with the disk Anywhere Mac CmdOptionY Source
Inspect the file with the current profile Editor Mac OptionShiftI Source
Quickly switch the scheme Anywhere Mac Ctrl` Source
Show recently edited files Anywhere Mac CmdShiftE Source
Override methods Editor Mac CtrlO Source
Implement methods Editor Mac CtrlI Source
Delete the line at the caret Editor Mac CmdDelete Source
Look up quick documentation Editor Mac CtrlJ Source
Show parameters for the method Editor Mac CmdP Source
Optimize the imports Editor Mac CtrlOptionO Source
Show quick fixes and intention actions Editor Mac OptionEnter Source
Join lines smartly Editor Mac CtrlShiftJ Source
Split the line smartly Editor Mac CmdEnter Source
Build the project Build and run Mac CmdF9 Source
Step into a call you choose Debugging Mac ShiftF7 Source
Step out of the current method Debugging Mac ShiftF8 Source
Run to the cursor Debugging Mac OptionF9 Source
Evaluate an expression Debugging Mac OptionF8 Source
Copy the element with refactoring Refactoring Mac F5 Source
Move the element with refactoring Refactoring Mac F6 Source
Safely delete the element Refactoring Mac CmdDelete Source
Rename the element everywhere Refactoring Mac ShiftF6 Source
Change a method signature Refactoring Mac CmdF6 Source
Inline the element Refactoring Mac CmdOptionN Source
Extract a method Refactoring Mac CmdOptionM Source
Extract a variable Refactoring Mac CmdOptionV Source
Extract a field Refactoring Mac CmdOptionF Source

About Android Studio and its shortcuts

Android Studio is IntelliJ underneath, with an Android layer on top, so its shortcuts come from two places: the editor and navigation commands of a JetBrains IDE, and the build, emulator and layout tools added for Android work. Anyone arriving from another JetBrains product already knows most of the first group.

Keymaps are switchable, and the Mac keymap is not a translation of the Windows one. Plugins add bindings, and some commands only exist while a device or emulator is connected.

Where the Android Studio keys came from

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