Miro keyboard shortcuts
Board tools, arranging items, zooming, and text styling on a Miro board.
53 shortcuts Mac and Windows checked September 14, 2026
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53 actions and 53 key variants match.
- Miro Documented
| Action | Keys | Row actions |
|---|---|---|
| Choose the select tool Board | Windows V | Source |
| Choose the text tool Board | Windows T | Source |
| Open sticky notes Board | Windows N | Source |
| Open shapes Board | Windows S | Source |
| Draw a rectangle Board | Windows R | Source |
| Draw an oval Board | Windows O | Source |
| Draw a connection line Board | Windows L | Source |
| Add a card Board | Windows D | Source |
| Choose the pen Board | Windows P | Source |
| Choose the eraser Board | Windows E | Source |
| Add a comment Board | Windows C | Source |
| Undo Board | Windows CtrlZ | Source |
| Redo Board | Windows CtrlShiftZ | Source |
| Add a frame Board | Windows F | Source |
| Show the minimap Board | Windows M | Source |
| Open the command palette Board | Windows CtrlK | Source |
| Add sticky notes one after another Sticky note selected | Windows Enter | Source |
| Stop adding sticky notes Adding sticky notes | Windows Esc | Source |
| Open the card panel Card selected | Windows CtrlShiftEnter | Source |
| Show or hide comments on the board Board | Windows ShiftC | Source |
| Copy Item selected | Windows CtrlC | Source |
| Paste Board | Windows CtrlV | Source |
| Cut Item selected | Windows CtrlX | Source |
| Duplicate the item Item selected | Windows CtrlD | Source |
| Select everything Board | Windows CtrlA | Source |
| Edit the selected item Item selected | Windows Enter | Source |
| Deselect and return to the cursor Board | Windows Esc | Source |
| Delete the item Item selected | Windows Backspace | Source |
| Group the items Items selected | Windows CtrlG | Source |
| Ungroup the items Group selected | Windows CtrlShiftG | Source |
About Miro and its shortcuts
Miro is an infinite canvas, so its keyboard is mostly about moving and placing: panning and zooming, picking a tool, creating sticky notes and frames, and arranging what is already there. The tool letters and the zoom-to-fit command are what make a large board navigable.
Miro runs in a browser and as a desktop application, with the usual difference in what the browser keeps. Some commands only apply while an object is selected or while a particular tool is active.
Where the Miro keys came from
Read from 1 documentation page published by the makers of Miro. Report a key that is wrong
To see how one action is done in other apps as well as Miro, browse the shortcuts by task. Shortcuts by task