Eclipse IDE keyboard shortcuts
Editing, navigation, refactoring, and debugging keys in the Eclipse IDE.
49 shortcuts Windows checked September 14, 2026
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- Eclipse IDE Documented
| Action | Keys | Row actions |
|---|---|---|
| Create a new resource Anywhere | Windows CtrlN | Source |
| Close the editor Editor | Windows CtrlF4 | Source |
| Close every editor Editor | Windows CtrlShiftF4 | Source |
| Save the editor Editor | Windows CtrlS | Source |
| Save every editor Editor | Windows CtrlShiftS | Source |
| Print the editor Editor | Windows CtrlP | Source |
| Undo the last change Editor | Windows CtrlZ | Source |
| Redo the undone change Editor | Windows CtrlY | Source |
| Select everything Editor | Windows CtrlA | Source |
| Open find and replace Editor | Windows CtrlF | Source |
| Find the next occurrence Editor | Windows CtrlK | Source |
| Find the previous occurrence Editor | Windows CtrlShiftK | Source |
| Start incremental find Editor | Windows CtrlJ | Source |
| Show the tooltip description Java editor | Windows F2 | Source |
| Open content assist Java editor | Windows CtrlSpace | Source |
| Show quick fixes Java editor | Windows Ctrl1 | Source |
| Show parameter hints Java editor | Windows CtrlShiftSpace | Source |
| Open the declaration Java editor | Windows F3 | Source |
| Open the type hierarchy Java editor | Windows F4 | Source |
| Open a type by name Anywhere | Windows CtrlShiftT | Source |
| Show the quick outline Java editor | Windows CtrlO | Source |
| Go to the next problem Java editor | Windows Ctrl. | Source |
| Go to the previous problem Java editor | Windows Ctrl, | Source |
| Go to the last edit location Editor | Windows CtrlQ | Source |
| Go to a line Editor | Windows CtrlL | Source |
| Open the search dialog Anywhere | Windows CtrlH | Source |
| Find occurrences in the file Java editor | Windows CtrlShiftU | Source |
| Build every project Anywhere | Windows CtrlB | Source |
| Toggle a line comment Java editor | Windows Ctrl/ | Source |
| Indent the line Java editor | Windows CtrlI | Source |
About Eclipse IDE and its shortcuts
Eclipse is a long-established development environment with an enormous command set, and its keyboard is one of its strengths: finding types and resources, navigating between declarations and references, running and debugging, and the quick fix that resolves most everyday errors.
Shortivo publishes the Windows list. Eclipse lets you switch key schemes and every plugin can contribute bindings, so two installations built for different languages can feel like different programs.
Where the Eclipse IDE keys came from
Read from 1 documentation page published by the makers of Eclipse IDE. Report a key that is wrong
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