Jupyter Notebook keyboard shortcuts cheat sheet
Printable cheat sheet covering all 53 Jupyter Notebook 2025 keyboard shortcuts and hotkeys, organized by category. Export as PDF or print directly.
All shortcuts
- Enter — Enter edit mode
- Shift+Enter — Run cell, select below
- Ctrl+Enter — Run selected cells
- Alt+Enter — Run cell and insert below
- Y — Change cell to code
- M — Change cell to markdown
- R — Change cell to raw
- 1 — Change cell to heading 1
- 2 — Change cell to heading 2
- 3 — Change cell to heading 3
- A — Insert cell above
- B — Insert cell below
- X — Cut selected cells
- C — Copy selected cells
- V — Paste cells below
- Shift+V — Paste cells above
- D — Delete selected cells
- Z — Undo cell deletion
- S — Save and checkpoint
- Ctrl+S — Save and checkpoint
- L — Toggle line numbers
- O — Toggle output
- Shift+O — Toggle output scrolling
- H — Show keyboard shortcuts
- I — Interrupt kernel
- 0 — Restart kernel
- Escape — Close dialog / Enter command mode
- Shift+Space — Scroll notebook up
- Space — Scroll notebook down
- ArrowUp — Select cell above
- ArrowDown — Select cell below
- K — Select cell above
- J — Select cell below
- Shift+ArrowUp — Extend selection above
- Shift+ArrowDown — Extend selection below
- Ctrl+A — Select all cells
- F — Find and replace
- Tab — Code completion or indent
- Shift+Tab — Tooltip / Signature
- Ctrl+BracketRight — Indent
- Ctrl+BracketLeft — Dedent
- Ctrl+A — Select all
- Ctrl+Z — Undo
- Ctrl+Y — Redo
- Ctrl+Home — Go to cell start
- Ctrl+End — Go to cell end
- Ctrl+ArrowLeft — Go one word left
- Ctrl+ArrowRight — Go one word right
- Ctrl+Backspace — Delete word before
- Ctrl+Delete — Delete word after
- Ctrl+Shift+Minus — Split cell at cursor
- Escape — Enter command mode
- Ctrl+Shift+P — Open command palette
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