Google Keep is a great note-taking tool that works for voice memos, project management, travel plans, and much more.
When you want to note something down, the last thing you want to do is mess around clicking buttons. That's why you should use all the Google Keep keyboard shortcuts at your disposal.
We've collected together all the Google Keep shortcuts that you need to take notes like a pro.
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Google Keep Keyboard Shortcuts
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Shortcut |
Action |
|---|---|
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J/K |
Next/previous note |
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Shift + J/K |
Move note to next/previous position |
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N/P |
Next/previous list item |
|
Shift + N/P |
Move list item to next/previous position |
|
C |
New note |
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L |
New list |
|
/ |
Search |
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Ctrl + A |
Select all |
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E |
Archive |
|
# |
Delete |
|
F |
Pin/unpin |
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X |
Select |
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Ctrl + G |
Toggle list and grid view |
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Esc |
Close editor |
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Ctrl + Shift + 8 |
Toggle checkboxes |
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Ctrl + ] / [ |
Indent/dedent list item |
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? |
Open shortcut list |
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@ |
Send feedback |
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