Original found here.
For Mac, replace:
- "Control" with "Command"
- "Alt" with "Option"
Shortcuts associated with the File Menu, where you can create new timelines, import and export media, and save your projects.
Action | Shortcut |
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New Bin | Shift + Control + N |
New Timeline | Control + N |
Save Project | Control + S |
Save Project As... | Shift + Control + S |
Import Project | Control + I |
Export Project | Control + E |
The Timeline shortcuts are super helpful in navigating your timeline and playback options.
Action | Shortcut |
---|---|
Go to First Frame | ; |
Go to Last Frame | ´ |
Play Around Current Frame | / |
Go to Timeline Start | Home |
Go to Timeline End | End |
Previous Clip / Edit | Arrow Up |
Next Clip / Edit | Arrow Down |
Step One Frame Reverse | Arrow Left |
Step One Frame Forward | Arrow Right |
Marking your timeline is an efficient way of adding reference points to a clip without needing a keyframe or a cut. Use markers for anything that you want to remind yourself of later, but don’t overuse them, or your timeline will become cluttered and confusing.
Action | Shortcut |
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Mark In | I |
Mark Out | O |
Clear In | Alt + I |
Clear Out | Alt + O |
Mark Clip | X |
Add Marker | M |
Add & Modify | Control + M |
Modify Marker | Shift + M |
Delete Marker | Alt + M |
Playback Shortcuts help you watch your edit through in a variety of different ways. Learning these shortcuts will help you quickly watch through, reverse, and loop your clips for review.
Action | Shortcut |
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Pause/Start Playback | Space |
Play Reverse | J |
Stop | K |
Play Forward | L |
Fast Forward | Shift + L |
Fast Reverse | Shift + J |
Loop/Unloop | Control + / |
Play In To Out | Alt + / |
Play To Out | Alt + Control + / |
With these hotkeys, you can quickly jump between editing tools, which can save a ton of time and mouse action.
Action | Shortcut |
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Normal Edit Mode | A |
Trim | T |
Blade | B |
Razor | Control + B |
Insert Edit | F9 |
Overwrite Edit | F10 |
Replace Edit | F11 |
Place On Top Edit | F12 |
Delete Selected | Backspace |
Fit To Fill | Shift + F11 |
Append At End | Shift + F12 |
Dynamic Trim Mode | W |
Trim Mode | T |
Select Clips Forward On This Track | Y |
Select Clips Backward on This Track | Control + Y |
Edit Point Type | U |
Select Nearest Edit Point | V |
Snapping On / Off | N |
Nudge One Frame Left | , |
Nudge One Frame Right | . |
Select Nearest Clip/Gap | Shift + V |
Linked Selection | Shift + Control + L |
Clip Link | Alt + Control + L |
Enable Clip | D |
Split Clip | Control + \ |
Join Clips | Alt + \ |
Select Nearest Edit Point | V |
Edit point type | U |
Shortcuts can also help you with your effects, such as retiming clips, adding transitions, and working with keyframes.
Action | Shortcut |
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Add Transition | Control + T |
Retime Controls | Control + R |
Reset Retime | Alt + Control + R |
Paste Attribute | Alt + V |
Add Keyframe | Control + [ |
Add Static Keyframe | Control + ] |
Delete Keyframe | Alt + ] |
Go to Previous Keyframe | [ |
Go to Next Keyframe | ] |
Some general shortcuts you can use include copy and paste, as we’ve already mentioned, but you can also use a similar method for a variety of other general actions.
Action | Shortcut |
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Undo | Control + Z |
Redo | Shift + Control + Z |
Copy | Control + C |
Paste | Control + V |
Select All | Control + A |
Deselect All | Shift + Control + A |
Delete with Ripple | Shift + Delete |