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Notion Keyboard Shortcuts

Build pages faster in Notion — Mac and Windows keys side by side, ready to copy.

ActionMacWindows
Quick find / search ⌘P Ctrl+P
Create new page ⌘N Ctrl+N
Toggle sidebar ⌘\ Ctrl+\
Bold / italic / underline ⌘B / ⌘I / ⌘U Ctrl+B / Ctrl+I / Ctrl+U
Inline code ⌘E Ctrl+E
Strikethrough ⌘⇧S Ctrl+Shift+S
Create heading (in block menu) /h1 /h1
To-do checkbox ⌘⇧9 or /todo Ctrl+Shift+9 or /todo
Indent / outdent block Tab / ⇧Tab Tab / Shift+Tab
Duplicate block ⌘D Ctrl+D
Move block up / down ⌘⇧↑ / ↓ Ctrl+Shift+↑ / ↓
Open link / page in new tab (from menu) ⌘Click Ctrl+Click

The slash command is the shortcut

Type / anywhere and pick a block type — heading, to-do, table, callout, code. It's faster than memorising a binding for every block and it's how most of Notion is built.

Restructure without dragging

Tab and Shift+Tab nest and un-nest blocks, and Ctrl+Shift+↑/↓ (⌘⇧↑/↓ on Mac) moves a block up or down — reorganise a page entirely from the keyboard.

FAQ

What is the search shortcut in Notion?

Press Ctrl+P on Windows or ⌘P on the Mac to open Quick Find and jump to any page.

How do I create a heading or to-do in Notion?

Type / at the start of a block and choose the type, or use /h1 and /todo directly. Ctrl+Shift+9 (⌘⇧9) also makes a to-do.

How do I move a block up or down in Notion?

Press Ctrl+Shift+↑ or ↓ on Windows (⌘⇧↑/↓ on Mac) with the cursor in the block.