On Windows, Linux and ChromeOS, use Ctrl for ⌘ and Alt for ⌥. Shortcuts follow a key’s position, so they stay in the same place on any keyboard layout.

General

Command	Keys
New Document	`⌥⌘N` or `⌘N`
Quick Search	`⌘P` or `⇧⌘O`
Command Palette	`⌘K` or `⇧⌘P`
Save Now	`⌘S`
Export	`⇧⌘E`
Settings	`⌘,`
Keyboard Shortcuts	`⌘/`

View

Command	Keys
Focus Mode	`⌘D`
Zen (Full Screen)	`⇧⌘F`
Typewriter Scrolling	`⌥⌘T`
Preview	`⌘R`
Side by Side	`⌥⌘R`
Show or Hide Library	`⌘\`
Bigger Text	`⌘+`
Smaller Text	`⌘−`

Writing Tools

Command	Keys
Syntax Highlight Pro	`⌥⌘H`
Style Check Pro	`⌥⌘C`
Show Authors Pro	`⇧⌘A`
Paste As Pro	`⇧⌘V`
Paste as Plain Text	`⌥⇧⌘V`

Editing

Command	Keys
Bold	`⌘B`
Italic	`⌘I`
Strikethrough	`⇧⌘X`
Inline Code	`⌘E`
Undo	`⌘Z`
Redo	`⇧⌘Z`
Find and Replace	`⌘F`
Find Next	`⌘G`
Open Link Under the Cursor	`⌘↩`
Open a [[Link]]	`⌘Click`
Indent	`Tab`
Leave Zen, Preview or a dialog	`esc`

Library

Command	Keys
Select several documents	`⌘Click`
Select a range	`⇧Click`
Select all	`⌘A`
Delete selection	`Delete`
Open or close a folder	`→←`
First or last item	`HomeEnd`
Open the item’s menu	`⇧F10`

Manuscript

Command	Keys
Move a chapter up	`⌥↑`
Move a chapter down	`⌥↓`

Change a shortcut Pro

With Graphite Pro, open Settings › Keyboard, click a shortcut, then press the new keys. Delete removes it and esc cancels. Each command can have up to three shortcuts, and Restore Defaults puts everything back.

A shortcut needs ⌘, ⌃ or ⌥, except the function keys F1 to F12.
If a key is already used by another command, Graphite asks before moving it.
Keys your browser or system reserves, such as closing a tab or quitting, can’t be used.
The keys in the Editing, Library and Manuscript tables are fixed.