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Keyboard Shortcuts on Filmora Mac

Filmora Mac keyboard shortcuts provide direct access to essential editing tools and commands. They reduce reliance on menus and help keep video editing tasks organized. You can also customize key combinations to match your preferred editing workflow.

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Index

01 Guide to Configure Keyboard Shortcuts
02 Keyboard Shortcut List (Mac)

Guide to Configure Keyboard Shortcuts

Filmora Mac lets you adjust shortcut keys for different editing commands. Use the following steps to customize them based on your editing preferences:

Step 1. Open the Keyboard Shortcut Settings

Start by selecting Keyboard Shortcuts icon on the top bar to access the available key combinations.

open filmora shortcut configuration

Step 2. Assign New Shortcut Keys

Select the shortcut you want to modify and enter a new key combination. Filmora will prevent you from assigning a combination that is already linked to another command.

assign new shortcut combination

Step 3. Choose a Different Shortcut Preset

To change the current preset, select Apple Final Cut Pro or another available preset. Once selected, click Save Changes to apply the new shortcut configuration.

select filmora shortcut preset

Keyboard Shortcut List (Mac)

Explore the keyboard shortcuts for accessing different editing functions and commands in Filmora Mac:

Wondershare Filmora Shortcuts

Command Mac Shortcut
Preferences Command+,
Keyboard Shortcuts Ctrl+Command+K
Hide Wondershare Filmora Command+H
Hide Others Option+Command+H
Enter Full Screen Ctrl+Command+F
Minimize Command+M
Quit Wondershare Filmora Command+Q

File Shortcuts

Command Mac Shortcut
New Project Command+N
Open Project Command+O
Close Project Command+W
Save Project Command+S
Save Project As Shift+Command+S
Archive Project Shift+Command+A
Import Media Files Command+I
Record Voiceover Command+R
Add a New Folder Shift+Command+N

Edit Shortcuts

Command Mac Shortcut
Undo Command+Z
Redo Shift+Command+Z
Cut Command+X
Copy Command+C
Paste Command+V
Duplicate Command+D
Delete Selected Backspace
Ripple Delete Shift+Delete
Close Gap Option+D
Select All Command+A
Copy Effects Option+Command+C
Paste Effects Option+Command+V
Export Selected Range X
Cancel the Selected Range Ctrl+X
Nudge Left Option+Left
Nudge Right Option+Right
Nudge Up Option+Up
Nudge Down Option+Down

Tools Shortcuts

Command Mac Shortcut
Edit Properties Option+E
Split Command+B
Trim Start to Playhead Option+[
Trim End to Playhead Option+]
Crop to Fit Command+F
Crop and Zoom Option+C
Rotate 90 CW Command+Option+Right Arrow
Rotate 90 CCW Command+Option+Left Arrow
Keep Group Command+G
Ungroup Option+Command+G
Show Speed Control Option+R
Speed and Duration Ctrl+R
Add Freeze Frame Option+F
Detach Audio Ctrl+Option+D
Mute Shift+Command+M
Stabilization Option+S
Color Correction Shift+Command+C
Green Screen/Chroma Key Shift+Command+G
Red Mark Command+1
Orange Mark Command+2
Yellow Mark Command+3
Green Mark Command+4
Cyan Blue Mark Command+5
Blue Mark Command+6
Purple Mark Command+7
Gray Mark Command+8
Select All Clips With Same Color Mark Command+`
Render Preview Return/Enter
Add Key Frame Option+Left Click
Previous Key Frame [
Next Key Frame ]
Motion Track Option+X
Color Match Option+M
Insert Shift+Command+I
Overwrite Shift+Command+O
Replace Option+Mouse Drag
Reveal in Finder Shift+Command+R
Apply Option+A
Quick Split Mode C
Select Mode V

View Shortcuts

Command Mac Shortcut
Play/Pause Space
Stop Ctrl+/
Play Full Screen Option+Enter
Snapshot Ctrl+Option+S
Previous Frame / Move Left Left
Next Frame / Move Right Right
Previous Edit Point / Move Up Up
Next Edit Point / Move Down Down
Previous Second Shift+Left
Next Second Shift+Right
Previous Marker Shift+Up
Next Marker Shift+Down
Project Beginning Home
Project End End
Selected Clip Start Shift+I
Selected Clip End Shift+O
Zoom In Timeline Command+=
Zoom Out Timeline Command+-
Zoom to Fit Timeline Shift+Z
Select Previous Command+Left
Select Next Command+Right
View Left Option+Scroll Up
View Right Option+Scroll Down
View Up Scroll Up
View Down Scroll Down
Zoom In Command+Scroll Up
Zoom Out Command+Scroll Down
Enter Full Screen Ctrl+Command+F

Marker Shortcuts

Command Mac Shortcut
Mark In I
Mark Out O
Clear In and Out Shift+Command+X
Remove In Point Option+I
Remove Out Point Option+O
Add Marker M
Edit Marker Shift+M

Miscellaneous Shortcuts

Command Mac Shortcut
Export Command+E

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