SharePoint Keyboard Shortcuts for Windows: All 35 in One Table

SharePoint has a keyboard shortcut for a lot of what you click every day. Here are 35 that work on Windows, grouped by what you’re trying to do.

We checked every one against Microsoft Support: Keyboard shortcuts in SharePoint Online on October 21, 2026.

General


ShortcutWhat it does
TabMove between areas of the screen
Alt + SGo to search
Shift + F10Open the context menu for the selected item
EnterOpen the selected item
Arrow keysMove between items
EscClose a dialog or pane

Lists and Libraries


ShortcutWhat it does
IOpen or close the Details pane

Editing Pages


ShortcutWhat it does
Shift + F11Jump to the Toolbox
Alt + PJump to the Properties pane
Ctrl + ZUndo the last action
Ctrl + YRedo the last action
Ctrl + ASelect all text in a Text web part
1, then Period, then SpaceStart a numbered list
Minus, then SpaceStart a bulleted list

Text Editing


ShortcutWhat it does
Ctrl + CCopy
Ctrl + XCut
Ctrl + VPaste
Ctrl + BBold
Ctrl + IItalic
Ctrl + UUnderline
Ctrl + KInsert a link (typing [[ also works)
Ctrl + BackspaceDelete the word to the left
Ctrl + DeleteDelete the word to the right
Shift + EnterInsert a line break

Classic Experience


ShortcutWhat it does
Alt + NCreate a new document
Alt + UUpload a document
Alt + YSync the library to your computer
Alt + MOpen the More menu for the selected item
Alt + BPublish the page
Ctrl + SpaceClear formatting
Ctrl + ECenter the paragraph
Ctrl + LAlign the paragraph left
Ctrl + RAlign the paragraph right
Ctrl + MIndent the paragraph
Ctrl + Shift + MRemove the paragraph indent

Good to know: Covers SharePoint in Microsoft 365. Classic Experience keys work only on classic pages and libraries.

Good to know: Some keys may clash with your browser’s own shortcuts.

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Want One Key to Do More?


Built-in shortcuts only work while SharePoint is the active window, and you can’t add new ones. These tools let you pick your own hotkeys:

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