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Google Keep keyboard shortcuts

Note creation, navigation, pinning, archiving, and list shortcuts.

21 shortcuts Mac and Windows checked September 14, 2026

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21 actions and 21 key variants match.

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Matching shortcuts
Action Keys Row actions
Compose a new note Notes view Windows C Source
Compose a new list Notes view Windows L Source
Search your notes Notes view Windows / Source
Select every note Notes view Windows CtrlA Source
Show the keyboard shortcut list Notes view Windows ? Source
Go to the next note Notes view Windows J Source
Go to the previous note Notes view Windows K Source
Move the note to the next position Notes view Windows ShiftJ Source
Move the note to the previous position Notes view Windows ShiftK Source
Go to the next list item List open Windows N Source
Go to the previous list item List open Windows P Source
Archive the note Note selected Windows E Source
Move the note to the bin Note selected Windows # Source
Pin or unpin the note Note selected Windows F Source
Select the note Notes view Windows X Source
Open the note Note focused Windows Enter Source
Switch between list and grid view Notes view Windows CtrlG Source
Finish editing Editing a note Windows Esc Source
Show or hide checkboxes Editing a note Windows CtrlShift8 Source
Indent the list item Editing a list Windows Ctrl] Source
Outdent the list item Editing a list Windows Ctrl[ Source

About Google Keep and its shortcuts

Google Keep is deliberately simple, and its keyboard matches: create a note or a list, move between notes, archive, and search. The navigation commands follow the pattern of other Google applications, so they will already feel familiar.

Keep is a web application and loses some combinations to the browser. The mobile applications do not share this keyboard at all.

Where the Google Keep keys came from

Read from 1 documentation page published by the makers of Google Keep. Report a key that is wrong

To see how one action is done in other apps as well as Google Keep, browse the shortcuts by task. Shortcuts by task