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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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22 actions and 22 key variants match.

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Matching shortcuts
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
Undo the last change Editor Windows CtrlZ Source
Redo the undone change Editor Windows CtrlY Source
Show the tooltip description Java editor Windows F2 Source
Show quick fixes Java editor Windows Ctrl1 Source
Show parameter hints Java editor Windows CtrlShiftSpace Source
Show the quick outline Java editor Windows CtrlO Source
Build every project Anywhere Windows CtrlB Source
Organize the imports Java editor Windows CtrlShiftO Source
Add an import Java editor Windows CtrlShiftM Source
Rename the element Java editor Windows AltShiftR Source
Move the element Java editor Windows AltShiftV Source
Inline the element Java editor Windows AltShiftI Source
Extract a method Java editor Windows AltShiftM Source
Extract a local variable Java editor Windows AltShiftL Source
Debug the last launch Anywhere Windows F11 Source
Run the last launch Anywhere Windows CtrlF11 Source
Step into Debugging Windows F5 Source
Step over Debugging Windows F6 Source
Run until the method returns Debugging Windows F7 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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