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Keyboard Shortcuts

Complete reference for all keyboard shortcuts in Babelize.

Keyboard Shortcuts Cheatsheet

Master Babelize with these keyboard shortcuts to navigate faster and work more efficiently.

Press ⌘ / (Mac) or Ctrl / (Windows) to open this cheatsheet anytime.

Global Shortcuts

Essential shortcuts that work everywhere in the application.

ShortcutActionDescription
⌘ K / Ctrl KFocus Global SearchQuickly search across projects, files, and documentation
⌘ / / Ctrl /Open Keybindings CheatsheetView this keyboard shortcuts reference
EscClose Modal / Clear FocusDismiss dialogs or clear current focus
⌘ Shift P / Ctrl Shift PCreate New ProjectQuickly start a new translation project

Jump between different sections of the dashboard instantly.

ShortcutActionDescription
Shift DGo to DashboardNavigate to the main dashboard
Shift PGo to ProjectsView all your translation projects
Shift BGo to BabelsAccess your Babels (translation units)
Shift AGo to ArchiveBrowse archived projects
Shift UGo to UsageCheck your usage statistics and metrics
Shift YGo to SecurityAccess security settings and logs
Shift OGo to DocsOpen the documentation
Shift HGo to HelpGet help and support

Account & System

Manage your account settings and preferences.

ShortcutActionDescription
Shift TToggle ThemeSwitch between light and dark mode
Shift NOpen NotificationsView your notifications panel
Shift MOpen Profile MenuAccess your profile options
Shift SAccount SettingsGo to account settings page
Shift CBillingView billing and subscription details

Tips for Power Users

  • Hold Option/Alt: When holding the Option (Alt) key with navigation shortcuts, links will open in a new tab
  • Sequential Shortcuts: Navigation shortcuts use Shift + letter combinations for quick access
  • Search First: Use ⌘ K as your primary navigation tool - it's often faster than clicking
  • Escape Everything: Press Esc to close any modal, dialog, or clear focus states

Customization

Currently, keyboard shortcuts are not customizable. If you need specific shortcuts for your workflow, please submit a feature request.

Accessibility

All keyboard shortcuts are designed to be accessible and follow platform conventions:

  • Mac: Uses Command (⌘) as the primary modifier
  • Windows/Linux: Uses Ctrl as the primary modifier
  • Cross-platform: Shift-based shortcuts work identically on all platforms

Need help? Visit our FAQ or contact support.

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