Warp keyboard shortcuts
Warp puts each command and its output in a block of its own, and many of its keys select, copy, bookmark or scroll those blocks. It also has an agent conversation view beside the terminal, and the keys that move between the two are the ones to learn first. Every key here is the default, and the remappable ones are changed in Settings > Keyboard shortcuts.
Checked against Warp documentation — Keyboard shortcuts, Warp documentation — Terminal and Agent modes, Warp documentation — Interacting with agents, Warp documentation — Prompt queueing, Warp documentation — Modern text editing and Warp documentation — Block basics. Version: Warp stable, 16 September 2026 release (v0.2026.09.16), default keymap.
Showing the Windows keyboard. Showing the Mac keyboard.
101 shortcuts
The top 20 are the Warp 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 Warp page marks as the ones to learn first, in the order they appear on it.
Your own sheet: the Warp shortcuts you ticked.
Start here
Practise theseOpen the command palette # A search across Warp's actions, workflows, notebooks and keyboard shortcuts, so it is where to look up a key you have forgotten.WinControl plusShift plusPMacCommand plusP
Search your command history # Warp calls this Command Search. It also searches workflows, prompts and agent conversations.WinControl plusRMacControl plusR
Open your workflows #WinControl plusShift plusRMacControl plusShift plusR
Search for a file # Warp's Windows and Linux lists do not include this row.WinNot listedMacCommand plusO
Put the cursor back in the command input #WinControl plusShift plusLMacCommand plusL
Open Warp Drive #WinControl plusShift plusBackslashMacCommand plusBackslash
Open settings #WinControl plusCommaMacCommand plusComma
Open the keyboard shortcuts settings # Warp's Windows list gives Mac keys for this row. On any system it is Settings > Keyboard shortcuts, where keys can be searched, changed or cleared.WinNot listedMacControl plusCommand plusK
Open the Resource Center # It has a sidebar of keyboard shortcuts.WinControl plusShift plusSlashMacControl plusShift plus?
Open the theme picker # No default on Windows.WinNo shortcutMacControl plusCommand plusT
Open the launch configuration palette # No default on Windows.WinNo shortcutMacControl plusCommand plusL
Warpify a subshell # On Windows, Warp's agent pages also give Ctrl+I to switching the input between shell and agent.WinControl plusIMacControl plusI
Working with the agent
Warp opens in terminal mode. An agent conversation has a view of its own, and these keys move you between the two.
Practise theseStart a new agent conversation # From terminal mode. With blocks selected it sends them to the agent as context, and while an interactive command is running it brings the agent into that command.WinControl plusShift plusEnterMacCommand plusReturn
Start a new cloud agent conversation # From terminal mode. The agent runs in an isolated cloud environment.WinControl plusAlt plusEnterMacOption plusCommand plusReturn
Leave the conversation and go back to terminal mode #WinEscapeMacEscape
Stop the agent # On an empty input the same keys leave the conversation.WinControl plusCMacControl plusC
Switch the input between shell command and agent prompt # Overrides auto-detection, which otherwise decides from what you type.WinControl plusIMacCommand plusI
Show or hide the conversation list panel #WinControl plusShift plusHMacShift plusCommand plusH
Resume a paused or cancelled conversation #WinControl plusAlt plusRMacShift plusCommand plusR
Turn auto-accept on or off for the agent's tool calls # In an agent conversation.WinControl plusShift plusIMacShift plusCommand plusI
Turn auto-queue on or off # While the agent is responding. With it on, each prompt you send waits in a queue instead of interrupting the response.WinControl plusShift plusJMacShift plusCommand plusJ
Open the code review pane #WinControl plusShift plusPlusMacShift plusCommand plusPlus
Show or hide the plan panel # When the conversation has a plan.WinControl plusAlt plusPMacOption plusCommand plusP
Show or hide the shortcuts panel # In the conversation view.Win?Mac?
Run the input as a shell command instead # Typed at the start of the input in the agent view, as in !ls.Win!Mac!
Attach files or symbols as context # Opens the context menu.Win@Mac@
Blocks
Each command and its output make one block. Select one first, and these act on it.
Practise theseSelect the previous block # From the input, this selects the block you ran last. Up and Down then move between blocks.WinControl plusUp arrowMacCommand plusUp arrow
Select the next block #WinControl plusDown arrowMacCommand plusDown arrow
Extend the selection to the block above #WinShift plusUp arrowMacShift plusUp arrow
Extend the selection to the block below #WinShift plusDown arrowMacShift plusDown arrow
Select every block #WinControl plusShift plusAMacCommand plusA
Copy the command of the selected block # On Windows these are also the keys for copying selected text.WinControl plusShift plusCMacShift plusCommand plusC
Copy the output of the selected block #WinControl plusAlt plusShift plusCMacOption plusShift plusCommand plusC
Put the selected commands back in the input #WinControl plusShift plusIMacCommand plusI
Put the selected commands back in the input to run as root # No default on Windows.WinNo shortcutMacShift plusCommand plusI
Bookmark the selected block #WinControl plusShift plusBMacCommand plusB
Jump to the nearest bookmark above #WinAlt plusUp arrowMacOption plusUp arrow
Jump to the nearest bookmark below #WinAlt plusDown arrowMacOption plusDown arrow
Clear the blocks off the screen #WinControl plusShift plusKMacCommand plusK
Scrolling and finding
Practise theseScroll up a page # While a long-running or full-screen command is running, PageUp, PageDown, Home and End go to that program instead.WinPage UpMacPage Up
Scroll down a page #WinPage DownMacPage Down
Scroll to the top #WinHomeMacHome
Scroll to the bottom #WinEndMacEnd
Scroll to the top of the selected block #WinControl plusShift plusUp arrowMacShift plusCommand plusUp arrow
Scroll to the bottom of the selected block #WinControl plusShift plusDown arrowMacShift plusCommand plusDown arrow
Find in the terminal #WinControl plusShift plusFMacCommand plusF
Find the next match #WinF3MacCommand plusG
Find the previous match #WinShift plusF3MacShift plusCommand plusG
Editing a command
Warp's input editor works like a code editor: click to place the cursor, select with Shift, and add cursors.
Practise theseStart a new line in the command # Ctrl+J does the same on both.WinShift plusEnterorControl plusEnterorAlt plusEnterMacShift plusReturnorControl plusReturnorOption plusReturn
Clear the whole input #WinControl plusCMacControl plusC
Clear the screen #WinControl plusLMacControl plusL
Accept the autosuggestion # The same keys also move the cursor right.WinControl plusFMacControl plusF
Move to the start of the line #WinHomeMacCommand plusLeft arroworControl plusA
Move to the end of the line #WinEndorControl plusEMacCommand plusRight arroworControl plusE
Move back one word #WinControl plusLeft arrowMacOption plusLeft arrow
Move forward one word #WinControl plusRight arrowMacOption plusRight arrow
Delete the word to the left #WinControl plusBackspaceMacOption plusDelete
Delete the word to the right #WinControl plusDeleteMacOption plusForward Delete
Cut the word to the left #WinControl plusWMacControl plusW
Cut the word to the right #WinAlt plusDMacOption plusD
Cut everything to the right of the cursor # It goes to the clipboard.WinControl plusKMacControl plusK
Delete everything to the left of the cursor #WinControl plusYMacCommand plusDelete
Delete everything to the right of the cursor # Leaves the clipboard alone. No default on Windows.WinNo shortcutMacCommand plusForward Delete
Copy the current line and clear it #WinControl plusUMacControl plusU
Clear the selected lines #WinNot listedMacShift plusCommand plusK
Select the whole input #WinControl plusAMacCommand plusA
Select to the start of the line #WinShift plusHomeMacShift plusCommand plusLeft arrow
Select to the end of the line #WinShift plusEndMacShift plusCommand plusRight arrow
Add the next occurrence to the selection #WinControl plusGMacControl plusG
Add a cursor on the line above # On Windows the same keys also scroll to the top of a selected block.WinControl plusShift plusUp arrowMacControl plusShift plusUp arrow
Add a cursor on the line below #WinControl plusShift plusDown arrowMacControl plusShift plusDown arrow
Undo the last edit #WinControl plusZMacCommand plusZ
Redo the edit #WinControl plusShift plusZMacShift plusCommand plusZ
Panes
Practise theseSplit the pane to the right #WinControl plusShift plusDMacCommand plusD
Split the pane downwards #WinControl plusShift plusEMacShift plusCommand plusD
Move to the pane on the left #WinControl plusAlt plusLeft arrowMacOption plusCommand plusLeft arrow
Move to the pane on the right #WinControl plusAlt plusRight arrowMacOption plusCommand plusRight arrow
Move to the pane above #WinControl plusAlt plusUp arrowMacOption plusCommand plusUp arrow
Move to the pane below #WinControl plusAlt plusDown arrowMacOption plusCommand plusDown arrow
Go to the previous pane #WinControl plusShift plusLeft bracketMacCommand plusLeft bracket
Go to the next pane #WinControl plusShift plusRight bracketMacCommand plusRight bracket
Maximise the active pane, or restore it # On Windows, Warp's agent pages give the same keys to starting an agent conversation.WinControl plusShift plusEnterMacShift plusCommand plusReturn
Move the pane divider # No default on Windows.WinNo shortcutMacControl plusCommand plusLeft arroworControl plusCommand plusRight arroworControl plusCommand plusUp arroworControl plusCommand plusDown arrow
Tabs, copying and text size
Practise theseOpen a new tab #WinControl plusShift plusTMacCommand plusT
Reopen the tab you closed #WinControl plusAlt plusTMacShift plusCommand plusT
Go to the previous tab #WinControl plusPage UpMacShift plusCommand plus{
Go to the next tab #WinControl plusPage DownMacShift plusCommand plus}
Switch to the first tab # The numbers up to 8 go to that tab.WinControl plus1MacCommand plus1
Switch to the last tab #WinControl plus9MacCommand plus9
Move the tab left #WinControl plusShift plusLeft arrowMacControl plusShift plusLeft arrow
Move the tab right #WinControl plusShift plusRight arrowMacControl plusShift plusRight arrow
Copy the selected text #WinControl plusShift plusCMacCommand plusC
Paste #WinControl plusShift plusVMacCommand plusV
Make the text bigger #WinControl plusEqualsMacCommand plusEquals
Make the text smaller #WinControl plusMinusMacCommand plusMinus
Reset the text size #WinControl plus0MacCommand plus0
Next
Terminal
Almost everything here comes from readline, the line editor that bash and zsh both use.
tmux
Most tmux keys start with the prefix, Ctrl+B: press it, let go, then press the command key.
VS Code
VS Code has more shortcuts than anyone can hold in their head, so this page is ordered by how often you would actually reach for one.
Claude Code
This covers Claude Code, the terminal tool, which is where the shortcuts are.
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