Google Keep is a place to save your thoughts wherever you go. There are many instances where you don't carry physical notebooks in your hand to write notes. Google Keep is very essential for working professional journalists, writers, and bloggers. For now, we will check out the Google Keep keyboard shortcuts in this post.
We will see a lot of features, tips & tricks provided by Google keep in another post because Google Keep is not just a sticky note.
There are not so many keyboard shortcuts for Google Keep. At the same time, you should not ignore the available keyboard shortcuts which can speed up your way of taking and organizing your notes.
Keyboard shortcuts are very useful for users to navigate faster and finish their work quickly.
Google Keep Keyboard Shortcuts
Shortcuts |
Functions |
| J | Navigate to Next Note |
| K | Navigate to Previous Note |
| Shift + J | Move Note to Next Position |
| Shift + K | Move Note to the Previous Position |
| N | Navigate to Next List Item |
| P | Navigate to Previous List Item |
| Shift + N | Move List Item to Next Position |
| Shift + P | Move List Item to the Previous Position |
| C | Compose a New Note |
| L | Compose a New List |
| / | Search Notes |
| Ctrl + A | Search All Notes |
| ? | Open the Keyboard Shortcut Help |
| @ | Send Feedback |
| E | Archive Note |
| # | Trash Note |
| F | Pin or Unpin Notes |
| X | Select Note |
| Ctrl + G | Toggle Between List and Grid View |
| Esc | Finish Editing |
| Ctrl + Enter | Finish Editing (alternative to Esc) |
| Ctrl + Shift + 8 | Toggle Checkboxes |
| Ctrl + ] | Indent List Item |
| Ctrl + [ | Dedent List Item |
Check Out The Keyboard Shortcuts For Other Apps Covered in Our Blog
Conclusion
The above-listed keyboard shortcuts on the table are very simple and easy to remember. It works on the web version of Google Keep. If any of the keyboard shortcuts are not working, report the issue with the Google Keep team via feedback.
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