This package includes Keyboard Shortcuts (KYS), Menu Customization (MNU), and Workspace files, containing dozens of extra shortcuts for commonly used commands (all documented in the above cheat sheet). Keyboard Shortcuts Cheat Sheet (Nov 13, 2005) Installation instructions are included in the ZIP file. This keyboard shortcuts (KYS) file includes dozens of extra shortcuts for commonly used commands (all documented in the above cheat sheet). Keyboard Shortcuts Presets (June 23, 2007) Keyboard Shortcuts Cheat Sheet (July 6, 2007) Installation instructions are included in the ZIP and self-installing MXP files. This set of keyboard shortcuts includes dozens of extra shortcuts for commonly used commands (all documented in the above cheat sheet). Keyboard Shortcuts Presets (October 31, 2008) Keyboard Shortcuts Cheat Sheet (June 9, 2009) Installation instructions are included in the ZIP and self-installing ZXP files. Keyboard Shortcuts Presets (March 9, 2014) Keyboard Shortcuts Cheat Sheet (March 9, 2014) Keyboard Shortcuts Presets (August 16, 2016) Keyboard Shortcuts Cheat Sheet (August 16, 2016)Īll keyboard shortcuts organized into four pages, by menu, as well as alphabetically by key. Also, you'll need to install Adobe Reader to open the PDF files.

Note: To save the PDF files below, you may need to right-click ( Ctrl-click on the Mac) and select 'Save Target As'. These 'cheat sheets' are available in the following flavours:

So, I've created a 'cheat sheet' that's organized by menu, as well as alphabetically by key. One of Photoshop's strengths is that it makes extensive use of keyboard shortcuts but, there are so many that it's difficult to remember them all. Keyboard shortcuts can improve your efficiency, and in some cases, they can even invoke commands that might not otherwise be available (e.g., zooming while a dialog box is open, or inserting a Select forward layer command into an action).

For example, instead of choosing Select » Deselect from the menus, you could simply press Ctrl/Cmd+ D. As well, shortcuts usually (but not always) involve a modifier key such as Ctrl/Cmd, Alt/Opt, or Shift. Keyboard Shortcuts are keystrokes used to quickly invoke a command.

Macos shortcuts cheat sheet