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Adobe Lightroom Classic keyboard shortcuts

In Adobe Lightroom Classic, culling runs on single keys: P and X flag picks and rejects, 1 to 5 set stars, and G, E, C and N switch the Library's views. These are the default shortcuts for Lightroom Classic on Windows and macOS, from Adobe's own list, which sorts them by module. Press Ctrl+/ (Cmd+/ on a Mac) in any module to see that module's shortcuts.

292 shortcutsWindows and MacChecked 27 September 2026

Checked against Adobe Lightroom Classic User Guide — Keyboard shortcuts and Adobe Lightroom Classic — Release notes. Version: Adobe Lightroom Classic on desktop, current release (15.5, August 2026), default shortcuts.

292 shortcuts

The top 20 are the Lightroom Classic shortcuts this page marks as the ones to learn first, in the order they appear here. The drill asks the marked ones first too, shuffled. Or tick your own and print those.

The 20 to learn first: the shortcuts the Lightroom Classic page marks as the ones to learn first, in the order they appear on it.

Your own sheet: the Lightroom Classic shortcuts you ticked.

Panels, modules and help

Lightroom Classic is split into modules, each with panels down both sides. These move between the modules and clear the panels out of the way.

Practise these
Show or hide the side panels #WinTabMacTab
Show or hide all the panels #WinShift plusTabMacShift plusTab
Show or hide the toolbar #WinTMacT
Show or hide the Module Picker #WinF5MacF5
Show or hide the Filmstrip #WinF6MacF6
Show or hide the left panels #WinF7MacF7
Show or hide the right panels #WinF8MacF8
Turn solo mode on or off # Click a panel.WinAlt plusclickMacOption plusclick
Open a panel without closing the soloed one #WinShift plusclickMacShift plusclick
Open or close all the panels # Click a panel.WinControl plusclickMacCommand plusclick
Open or close a left panel by its number # 0 to 5, counting the panels from the top.WinControl plusShift plusnumberMacControl plusCommand plusnumber
Open or close a right panel by its number # 0 to 9 from the top in the Library and Develop modules. In Slideshow, Print and Web the numbers run from 1 to 7.WinControl plusnumberMacCommand plusnumber
Undo #WinControl plusZMacCommand plusZ
Redo # Ctrl+Y is Windows only.WinControl plusShift plusZorControl plusYMacShift plusCommand plusZ
Go to the Library module #WinControl plusAlt plus1MacOption plusCommand plus1
Go to the Develop module #WinControl plusAlt plus2MacOption plusCommand plus2
Go to the Map module #WinControl plusAlt plus3MacOption plusCommand plus3
Go to the Book module #WinControl plusAlt plus4MacOption plusCommand plus4
Go to the Slideshow module #WinControl plusAlt plus5MacOption plusCommand plus5
Go to the Print module #WinControl plusAlt plus6MacOption plusCommand plus6
Go to the Web module #WinControl plusAlt plus7MacOption plusCommand plus7
Go back #WinControl plusAlt plusLeft arrowMacOption plusCommand plusLeft arrow
Go forward #WinControl plusAlt plusRight arrowMacOption plusCommand plusRight arrow
Go back to the previous module #WinControl plusAlt plusUp arrowMacOption plusCommand plusUp arrow
Show the shortcuts for this module # Click to hide them again.WinControl plusSlashMacCommand plusSlash
Open the Help for this module # Shift is added on a Mac only.WinControl plusAlt plusSlashMacOption plusShift plusCommand plusSlash
Open Community Help #WinF1MacF1

Views, zoom and screen modes

The four Library views each have a letter, and D takes the photo you are on straight into Develop.

Practise these
Switch to Grid view # Esc also switches to Grid view.WinGMacG
Switch to Loupe view # Enter also switches to Loupe (Return on a Mac), and so does Space from Grid view.WinEMacE
Switch to Compare view #WinCMacC
Switch to Survey view #WinNMacN
Open the selected photo in the Develop module #WinDMacD
Open People view # In the Library module.WinOMacO
Open Reference view #WinShift plusRMacShift plusR
Swap the select and candidate photos in Compare view #WinDown arrowMacDown arrow
Make the next photos the select and candidate in Compare view #WinUp arrowMacUp arrow
Switch Zoom view on or off # In the Develop module, Z or Space toggles between Loupe and a 1:1 zoom preview.WinZMacZ
Zoom in # In Loupe view and the Develop module.WinControl plusEqualsMacCommand plusEquals
Zoom out # In Loupe view and the Develop module.WinControl plusMinusMacCommand plusMinus
Zoom to 100% #WinControl plusAlt plus0MacOption plusCommand plus0
Lock the zoom position # In the Develop or Library module.WinControl plusShift plusEqualsMacShift plusCommand plusEquals
Scroll up the grid or a zoomed photo # On a full-size keyboard. Scrolls Grid thumbnails, or a zoomed photo in Loupe view, Develop and Web.WinPage UpMacPage Up
Scroll down the grid or a zoomed photo # On a full-size keyboard.WinPage DownMacPage Down
Cycle forward through the Lights Out modes #WinLMacL
Cycle back through the Lights Out modes #WinShift plusLMacShift plusL
Turn Lights Dim mode on or off #WinControl plusShift plusLMacShift plusCommand plusL
Cycle through the screen modes #WinFMacF
Go back to the previous screen mode # macOS only.WinNo shortcutMacShift plusF
Switch between normal and full screen, hiding the panels #WinControl plusShift plusFMacShift plusCommand plusF
Go to normal screen mode #WinControl plusAlt plusFMacOption plusCommand plusF
Cycle through the info overlay #WinIMacI
Show or hide the info overlay #WinControl plusIMacCommand plusI
Turn on the loupe overlay # In the Library.WinControl plusAlt plusOMacOption plusCommand plusO
Turn on and choose a loupe overlay # In the Library.WinControl plusAlt plusShift plusOMacOption plusShift plusCommand plusO
Turn HDR view on or off #WinShift plusHMacShift plusH

The secondary window

A second view of the Library, on another monitor or in its own window. Its keys are the Library's with Shift added.

Practise these
Open the secondary window #WinF11MacCommand plusF11
Show Grid view in the secondary window #WinShift plusGMacShift plusG
Show normal Loupe view in the secondary window #WinShift plusEMacShift plusE
Show locked Loupe view in the secondary window #WinControl plusShift plusEnterMacShift plusCommand plusReturn
Show Compare view in the secondary window #WinShift plusCMacShift plusC
Show Survey view in the secondary window #WinShift plusNMacShift plusN
Show Slideshow view in the secondary window #WinControl plusAlt plusShift plusEnterMacOption plusShift plusCommand plusReturn
Make the secondary window full screen # Needs a second monitor.WinShift plusF11MacShift plusCommand plusF11
Show or hide the Filter bar in the secondary window #WinShift plusBackslashMacShift plusBackslash
Zoom in on the secondary window #WinControl plusShift plusEqualsMacShift plusCommand plusEquals
Zoom out on the secondary window #WinControl plusShift plusMinusMacShift plusCommand plusMinus

Browsing, selecting and stacking

Moving through the Library grid, building a selection and folding similar shots into stacks.

Practise these
Go to the next photo # In the Filmstrip. Adobe also lists Ctrl+Right (Cmd+Right on a Mac) for the next image.WinRight arrowMacRight arrow
Go to the previous photo # In the Filmstrip. Adobe also lists Ctrl+Left (Cmd+Left on a Mac) for the previous image.WinLeft arrowMacLeft arrow
Go to the start of Grid view #WinHomeMacHome
Go to the end of Grid view #WinEndMacEnd
Make the Grid thumbnails bigger #WinEqualsMacEquals
Make the Grid thumbnails smaller #WinMinusMacMinus
Cycle through the Grid views #WinJMacJ
Show the Grid view styles #WinControl plusShift plusXMacShift plusCommand plusX
Show or hide the cell extras #WinControl plusShift plusHMacShift plusCommand plusH
Show or hide the badges #WinControl plusAlt plusShift plusHMacOption plusShift plusCommand plusH
Open the Library view options #WinControl plusJMacCommand plusJ
Rotate the photo clockwise # Works in the Library, Develop, Slideshow and Print modules.WinControl plusRight bracketMacCommand plusRight bracket
Rotate the photo anticlockwise #WinControl plusLeft bracketMacCommand plusLeft bracket
Play an impromptu slide show # Works in the Library, Develop, Slideshow, Print and Web modules.WinControl plusEnterMacCommand plusReturn
Select all photos #WinControl plusAMacCommand plusA
Deselect all photos #WinControl plusDMacCommand plusDorShift plusCommand plusA
Select several separate photos #WinControl plusclickMacCommand plusclick
Select a run of photos #WinShift plusclickMacShift plusclick
Add the previous photo to the selection #WinShift plusLeft arrowMacShift plusLeft arrow
Add the next photo to the selection #WinShift plusRight arrowMacShift plusRight arrow
Select only the active photo #WinControl plusShift plusDMacShift plusCommand plusD
Deselect the active photo #WinSlashMacSlash
Select the flagged photos #WinControl plusAlt plusAMacOption plusCommand plusA
Deselect the unflagged photos #WinControl plusAlt plusShift plusDMacOption plusShift plusCommand plusD
Group the photos into a stack #WinControl plusGMacCommand plusG
Unstack the photos #WinControl plusShift plusGMacShift plusCommand plusG
Expand or collapse the stack # Adobe's list calls this toggling the stack.WinSMacS
Move the photo to the top of the stack #WinShift plusSMacShift plusS
Move the photo up in the stack #WinShift plusLeft bracketMacShift plusLeft bracket
Move the photo down in the stack #WinShift plusRight bracketMacShift plusRight bracket

Rating, flagging and filtering

Add Shift to a star, label, flag or Quick Collection key to apply it and move straight on to the next photo.

Practise these
Rate the photo from one to five stars # Shift and the number rates it and moves to the next photo.Win1or2or3or4or5Mac1or2or3or4or5
Remove the star rating # Shift+0 removes it and moves to the next photo.Win0Mac0
Raise the rating by one star #WinRight bracketMacRight bracket
Lower the rating by one star #WinLeft bracketMacLeft bracket
Flag the photo as a pick # Shift+P flags it and moves to the next photo.WinPMacP
Flag the photo as a reject # Shift+X flags it and moves to the next photo.WinXMacX
Remove the flag # Shift+U unflags it and moves to the next photo.WinUMacU
Raise the flag status #WinControl plusUp arrowMacCommand plusUp arrow
Lower the flag status #WinControl plusDown arrowMacCommand plusDown arrow
Cycle through the flag settings # Adobe's list calls this key the back quote.WinBacktickMacBacktick
Give the photo a red label # Shift+6 to Shift+9 set a label and move to the next photo.Win6Mac6
Give the photo a yellow label #Win7Mac7
Give the photo a green label #Win8Mac8
Give the photo a blue label #Win9Mac9
Refine photos # In the Develop module the same keys reset the crop.WinControl plusAlt plusRMacOption plusCommand plusR
Show or hide the Library Filter bar #WinBackslashMacBackslash
Open several filters in the Filter bar # Shift-click the filter labels.WinShift plusclickMacShift plusclick
Turn the filters on or off #WinControl plusLMacCommand plusL
Find a photo # In the Library module.WinControl plusFMacCommand plusF
Add the photo to the Quick Collection # Shift+B adds it and moves to the next photo.WinBMacB
Show the Quick Collection #WinControl plusBMacCommand plusB
Save the Quick Collection #WinControl plusAlt plusBMacOption plusCommand plusB
Clear the Quick Collection #WinControl plusShift plusBMacShift plusCommand plusB
Set a collection as the target collection #WinControl plusAlt plusShift plusBMacOption plusShift plusCommand plusB
Create a collection # In the Library module. The same keys make a snapshot in Develop and a template in Slideshow, Print and Web.WinControl plusNMacCommand plusN

Importing, organising and exporting

Getting photos in and out, tidying the catalog, and handing a photo to another editor.

Practise these
Import photos from disk #WinControl plusShift plusIMacShift plusCommand plusI
Export the selected photos #WinControl plusShift plusEMacShift plusCommand plusE
Export with the previous settings #WinControl plusAlt plusShift plusEMacOption plusShift plusCommand plusE
Open a catalog # Shift is added on a Mac only.WinControl plusOMacShift plusCommand plusO
Open Preferences #WinControl plusCommaMacCommand plusComma
Open Catalog Settings #WinControl plusAlt plusCommaMacOption plusCommand plusComma
Open the Plug-in Manager #WinControl plusAlt plusShift plusCommaMacOption plusShift plusCommand plusComma
Create a folder # In the Library module.WinControl plusShift plusNMacShift plusCommand plusN
Create a virtual copy # In the Library and Develop modules. Adobe's list names the key the apostrophe.WinControl plusApostropheMacCommand plusApostrophe
Show the photo in Explorer or Finder # In the Library and Develop modules.WinControl plusRMacCommand plusR
Select several folders or collections # In the Library, Slideshow, Print and Web modules.WinShift plusclickorControl plusclickMacShift plusclickorCommand plusclick
Rename the photo # In the Library module.WinF2MacF2
Delete the selected photos # The Delete key on a Mac.WinBackspaceorDeleteMacDelete
Remove the selected photos from the catalog #WinAlt plusBackspaceMacOption plusDelete
Delete the selected photos and move them to the Recycle Bin or Trash #WinControl plusAlt plusShift plusBackspaceMacOption plusShift plusCommand plusDelete
Delete the rejected photos # Not in the Duplicates view: version 15.4.1 turned the Delete Rejected Photos command off there.WinControl plusBackspaceMacCommand plusDelete
Open the photo in Adobe Photoshop # Listed again for the Develop module, with the same keys.WinControl plusEMacCommand plusE
Open the photo in another editor #WinControl plusAlt plusEMacOption plusCommand plusE
Open the photo as a Smart Object in Adobe Photoshop #WinControl plusAlt plusXMacOption plusCommand plusX
Enhance the photo without opening the dialog box # Adobe calls this a headless enhance. It is Control, not Command, on a Mac.WinControl plusAlt plusShift plusIMacControl plusOption plusShift plusI
Open the Enhance dialog box # Control, not Command, on a Mac.WinControl plusAlt plusIMacControl plusOption plusI
Merge the photos to HDR # Control on a Mac too.WinControl plusHMacControl plusH
Merge to HDR without the dialog box #WinControl plusShift plusHMacControl plusShift plusH
Merge the photos to a panorama # Control on a Mac too.WinControl plusMMacControl plusM
Merge to a panorama without the dialog box #WinControl plusShift plusMMacControl plusShift plusM
Show or hide the tethered capture bar #WinControl plusTMacCommand plusT
Create a subfolder for tethered capture # For a segmented tethered capture.WinControl plusShift plusTMacShift plusCommand plusT
Email the photos # Mac only: Adobe gives no Windows key.WinNo shortcutMacShift plusCommand plusM

Keywords and metadata

In the Library module. Alt and a number from 1 to 9 applies a keyword from the current keyword set.

Practise these
Add keywords #WinControl plusKMacCommand plusK
Edit keywords #WinControl plusShift plusKMacShift plusCommand plusK
Set a keyword shortcut #WinControl plusAlt plusShift plusKMacOption plusShift plusCommand plusK
Add or remove the keyword shortcut on the selected photo #WinShift plusKMacShift plusK
Turn on painting #WinControl plusAlt plusKMacOption plusCommand plusK
Add a keyword from the keyword set to the selected photo # A number from 1 to 9.WinAlt plusnumberMacOption plusnumber
Cycle forward through the keyword sets #WinAlt plus0MacOption plus0
Cycle back through the keyword sets #WinAlt plusShift plus0MacOption plusShift plus0
Copy the metadata #WinControl plusAlt plusShift plusCMacOption plusShift plusCommand plusC
Paste the metadata #WinControl plusAlt plusShift plusVMacOption plusShift plusCommand plusV
Save the metadata to the file # The same keys save a book in the Book module, and the settings in Slideshow, Print and Web.WinControl plusSMacCommand plusS
Edit the name of a face #WinShift plusOMacShift plusO
Open the Spelling dialog box # macOS only.WinNo shortcutMacCommand plus:
Check the spelling # macOS only.WinNo shortcutMacCommand plusSemicolon
Open the Character palette # macOS only.WinNo shortcutMacOption plusCommand plusT

Developing a photo

The Develop module's own keys: sliders, settings you copy between photos, before and after views, and presets.

Practise these
Convert the photo to greyscale #WinVMacV
Apply auto tone #WinControl plusUMacCommand plusU
Apply auto white balance #WinControl plusShift plusUMacShift plusCommand plusU
Show clipping #WinJMacJ
Copy the Develop settings #WinControl plusShift plusCMacShift plusCommand plusC
Paste the Develop settings #WinControl plusShift plusVMacShift plusCommand plusV
Paste the settings from the previous photo #WinControl plusAlt plusVMacOption plusCommand plusV
Reset all settings #WinControl plusShift plusRMacShift plusCommand plusR
Reset a group of sliders # Click the group's name.WinAlt plusclickMacOption plusclick
Raise the selected slider a little #WinUp arroworPlusMacUp arroworPlus
Lower the selected slider a little #WinDown arroworMinusMacDown arroworMinus
Raise the selected slider a lot #WinShift plusUp arroworShift plusPlusMacShift plusUp arroworShift plusPlus
Lower the selected slider a lot #WinShift plusDown arroworShift plusMinusMacShift plusDown arroworShift plusMinus
Move to the next setting in the Basic panel #WinFull stopMacFull stop
Move to the previous setting in the Basic panel #WinCommaMacComma
Sync the settings #WinControl plusShift plusSMacShift plusCommand plusS
Sync the settings without the Synchronize Settings dialog box #WinControl plusAlt plusSMacOption plusCommand plusS
Turn Auto Sync on or off # Click the Sync button.WinControl plusclickMacCommand plusclick
Turn on Auto Sync #WinControl plusAlt plusShift plusAMacOption plusShift plusCommand plusA
Match the total exposures #WinControl plusAlt plusShift plusMMacOption plusShift plusCommand plusM
View before and after, left and right #WinYMacY
View before and after, top and bottom #WinAlt plusYMacOption plusY
View before and after in a split screen #WinShift plusYMacShift plusY
View the before photo only #WinBackslashMacBackslash
Copy the After settings to Before #WinControl plusAlt plusShift plusLeft arrowMacOption plusShift plusCommand plusLeft arrow
Copy the Before settings to After #WinControl plusAlt plusShift plusRight arrowMacOption plusShift plusCommand plusRight arrow
Swap the Before and After settings #WinControl plusAlt plusShift plusUp arrowMacOption plusShift plusCommand plusUp arrow
Create a snapshot #WinControl plusNMacCommand plusN
Create a preset #WinControl plusShift plusNMacShift plusCommand plusN
Create a preset folder #WinControl plusAlt plusNMacOption plusCommand plusN
Open the Develop view options #WinControl plusJMacCommand plusJ
Expand or collapse soft proofing #WinSMacS
Show or hide the destination gamut warning # In soft proofing.WinShift plusSMacShift plusS
Cycle through the transform options # Control on a Mac too.WinControl plusTabMacControl plusTab

Crop, masking and the tool keys

Single letters pick the Develop tools, and White Balance, Crop and the Adjustment Brush answer to theirs from any module.

Practise these
Select the Crop tool # From any module.WinRMacR
Select the White Balance tool # From any module.WinWMacW
Select the Adjustment Brush tool # From any module.WinKMacK
Select the Spot Removal tool #WinQMacQ
Select the Graduated Filter tool #WinMMacM
Create a Radial filter #WinShift plusMMacShift plusM
Select the Guided Upright tool # Also works in the Library module when a photo is selected.WinShift plusTMacShift plusT
Open or close Masking #WinShift plusWMacShift plusW
Create a Luminance filter #WinShift plusQMacShift plusQ
Create a colour range #WinShift plusJMacShift plusJ
Show or hide the mask overlay # For a local adjustment.WinOMacO
Cycle through the mask overlay colours #WinShift plusOMacShift plusO
Copy a mask #WinControl plusCMacCommand plusC
Show or hide the local adjustment pins # Adobe also lists H for never showing the overlay and pins in Develop.WinHMacH
Always show the overlay and pins # In Develop.WinControl plusShift plusHMacShift plusCommand plusH
Constrain the aspect ratio # With the Crop tool selected.WinAMacA
Crop to the same aspect ratio as the last crop #WinShift plusAMacShift plusA
Crop from the centre of the photo #WinAlt plusdragMacOption plusdrag
Cycle through the crop grid overlays # With the Crop tool selected.WinOMacO
Cycle the crop grid overlay's orientation #WinShift plusOMacShift plusO
Switch the crop between portrait and landscape #WinXMacX
Reset the crop #WinControl plusAlt plusRMacOption plusCommand plusR
Crop to the original #WinControl plusAlt plusShift plusRMacOption plusShift plusCommand plusR
Cycle the overlay mode in Crop or Masking #WinAlt plusOMacOption plusO
Make the brush bigger #WinRight bracketMacRight bracket
Make the brush smaller #WinLeft bracketMacLeft bracket
Increase the brush feathering #WinShift plusRight bracketMacShift plusRight bracket
Decrease the brush feathering #WinShift plusLeft bracketMacShift plusLeft bracket
Switch between local adjustment brushes A and B #WinSlashMacSlash
Switch to the Eraser while you drag # From brush A or B.WinAlt plusdragMacOption plusdrag
Paint a horizontal or vertical line #WinShift plusdragMacShift plusdrag
Switch the brush between Clone and Heal # With the Spot Removal tool selected.WinShift plusTMacShift plusT
Switch the mask between Edit and Brush modes # With the Graduated Filter or Radial Filter selected.WinShift plusTMacShift plusT
Turn Use Generative AI on or off #WinAlt plusShift plusGMacOption plusShift plusG
Turn Detect Aware on or off #WinAlt plusShift plusOMacOption plusShift plusO
Cycle through the Generative Remove variations # Adobe writes this as Alt with the side arrow keys.WinAlt plusLeft arroworAlt plusRight arrowMacOption plusLeft arroworOption plusRight arrow
Target a Tone Curve adjustment # Selects the Targeted Adjustment tool.WinControl plusAlt plusShift plusTMacOption plusShift plusCommand plusT
Target a Hue adjustment #WinControl plusAlt plusShift plusHMacOption plusShift plusCommand plusH
Target a Saturation adjustment #WinControl plusAlt plusShift plusSMacOption plusShift plusCommand plusS
Target a Luminance adjustment #WinControl plusAlt plusShift plusLMacOption plusShift plusCommand plusL
Target a Grayscale Mix adjustment #WinControl plusAlt plusShift plusGMacOption plusShift plusCommand plusG
Deselect the Targeted Adjustment tool #WinControl plusAlt plusShift plusNMacOption plusShift plusCommand plusN

Book, Map, Slideshow, Print and Web

Slideshow, Print and Web reuse the same keys for their templates: Ctrl+N makes one, Ctrl+Shift+N makes a folder for them, and Ctrl+S saves the settings.

Practise these
Switch to the double page view # In the Book module.WinControl plusRMacCommand plusR
Switch to the multi-page view # In the Book module.WinControl plusEMacCommand plusE
Switch to the single page view # In the Book module.WinControl plusTMacCommand plusT
Switch to the zoomed single-page view # In the Book module.WinControl plusUMacCommand plusU
Switch to the next view mode # In the Book module.WinControl plusEqualsMacCommand plusEquals
Switch to the previous view mode #WinControl plusMinusMacCommand plusMinus
Create a saved book #WinControl plusSMacCommand plusS
Update the metadata captions # In the Book module.WinControl plusMMacCommand plusM
Copy the book layout #WinControl plusShift plusCMacShift plusCommand plusC
Paste the book layout #WinControl plusShift plusVMacShift plusCommand plusV
Remove the page # In the Book module.WinControl plusShift plusBackspaceMacShift plusCommand plusDelete
Select the photo cells # In the Book module.WinControl plusAlt plusShift plusAMacOption plusShift plusCommand plusA
Select the text cells # In the Book module.WinControl plusAlt plusAMacOption plusCommand plusA
Show or hide the text safe area # In the Book module.WinControl plusShift plusUMacShift plusCommand plusU
Change the map style # In the Map module: 1 hybrid, 2 road, 3 satellite, 4 terrain, 5 light, 6 dark.WinControl plusnumberMacCommand plusnumber
Search the map #WinControl plusFMacCommand plusF
Lock the pins on the map #WinControl plusKMacCommand plusK
Show or hide the map info # In the Map module.WinIMacI
Show or hide the location preset overlay # In the Map module.WinOMacO
Go to the next track in the tracklog #WinControl plusAlt plusTMacOption plusCommand plusT
Go to the previous track in the tracklog #WinControl plusAlt plusShift plusTMacOption plusShift plusCommand plusT
Delete all the location data # In the Map module.WinControl plusBackspaceMacCommand plusDelete
Play the slide show # Return on a Mac.WinEnterMacReturn
Pause the slide show #WinSpace barMacSpace bar
Preview the slide show #WinAlt plusEnterMacOption plusReturn
End the slide show #WinEscapeMacEscape
Go to the next slide #WinRight arrowMacRight arrow
Go to the previous slide #WinLeft arrowMacLeft arrow
Export a PDF slide show #WinControl plusJMacCommand plusJ
Export a JPEG slide show #WinControl plusShift plusJMacShift plusCommand plusJ
Export a video slide show #WinControl plusAlt plusJMacOption plusCommand plusJ
Show or hide the guides # In the Slideshow and Print modules.WinControl plusShift plusHMacShift plusCommand plusH
Print # Adobe also lists it for printing the selected photo.WinControl plusPMacCommand plusP
Open the Page Setup dialog box #WinControl plusShift plusPMacShift plusCommand plusP
Open the Print Settings dialog box #WinControl plusAlt plusShift plusPMacOption plusShift plusCommand plusP
Go to the first page # In the Print module.WinControl plusShift plusLeft arrowMacShift plusCommand plusLeft arrow
Go to the last page #WinControl plusShift plusRight arrowMacShift plusCommand plusRight arrow
Go to the previous page #WinControl plusLeft arrowMacCommand plusLeft arrow
Go to the next page #WinControl plusRight arrowMacCommand plusRight arrow
Show or hide the rulers # In the Print module.WinControl plusRMacCommand plusR
Show or hide the page bleed #WinControl plusShift plusJMacShift plusCommand plusJ
Show or hide the margins and gutters #WinControl plusShift plusMMacShift plusCommand plusM
Show or hide the image cells #WinControl plusShift plusKMacShift plusCommand plusK
Show or hide the dimensions # In the Print module.WinControl plusShift plusUMacShift plusCommand plusU
Create a template # A slide show, print or web gallery template, in its own module.WinControl plusNMacCommand plusN
Create a template folder #WinControl plusShift plusNMacShift plusCommand plusN
Open the advanced settings panel # In the Web module.WinControl plusAlt plusShift plusSlashMacOption plusShift plusCommand plusSlash

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