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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12 actions and 12 key variants match.
- Android Studio Documented
| Action | Keys | Row actions |
|---|---|---|
| Find the next match Editor | Windows F3 | Source |
| Find the previous match Editor | Windows ShiftF3 | Source |
| Jump to the source Editor | Windows F4 | Source |
| Go to the last edit location Editor | Windows CtrlShiftBackspace | Source |
| Go to a line Editor | Windows CtrlG | Source |
| Go to the declaration Editor | Windows CtrlB | Source |
| Go to the implementations Editor | Windows CtrlAltB | Source |
| Go to the super method or class Editor | Windows CtrlU | Source |
| Apply changes and restart the activity Build and run | Windows CtrlF10 | Source |
| Step over the next line Debugging | Windows F8 | Source |
| Step into the next call Debugging | Windows F7 | Source |
| Show or hide the render errors panel Layout Editor | Windows E | 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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