Find Shortcut (Ctrl+F / ⌘F)
Find on the page is ⌘F on Mac and Ctrl+F on Windows. Here it is with find-next and replace.
| Action | Mac | Windows | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Find on page | ⌘F | Ctrl+F | |
| Find next | ⌘G | Enter or F3 | |
| Find previous | ⌘⇧G | Shift+Enter or Shift+F3 | |
| Find and replace | ⌘⌥F or ⌃H | Ctrl+H | |
| Find across files (editors) | ⌘⇧F | Ctrl+Shift+F | |
| Close the find bar | Esc | Esc |
Find on any page
⌘F (Mac) or Ctrl+F (Windows) opens the find bar in browsers, documents, PDFs and code editors. Type your term and it highlights every match; press ⌘G / Enter to jump to the next one.
Replace and search projects
Ctrl+H (Windows) or ⌘⌥F (Mac) opens find-and-replace to swap text in bulk. In code editors ⌘⇧F / Ctrl+Shift+F searches across every file in the project at once.
FAQ
What does Ctrl+F do?
Ctrl+F (⌘F on the Mac) opens the find bar so you can search for text on the current page, document or PDF and jump between matches.
How do I find and replace text?
Press Ctrl+H on Windows or ⌘⌥F / Ctrl+H on the Mac depending on the app. Type the term to find and the replacement, then replace one or all.
How do I go to the next match?
After finding, press ⌘G (Mac) or Enter / F3 (Windows) for the next match, and add Shift to go to the previous one.