Warp is a Rust-based terminal that groups each command and its output into a navigable Block and pairs the prompt with built-in AI agents. Warp publishes its whole keymap — every re-mappable action, with its internal action id, for macOS, Windows and Linux — so this table is that list rather than a selection from it. Where the docs write Meta for the Emacs-style bindings, they also show the same action as Alt on Windows, so it is written Alt here.
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All Warp keyboard shortcuts (Linux)
+ 16 more controls in the table below
+ 16 more controls in the table below
114 shortcuts
Input Editor 47
| Action | Shortcut |
|---|---|
| Delete Word Left | CtrlBksp |
| Fold Selected Ranges | CtrlAltF |
| Fold | CtrlAlt[ |
| Unfold | CtrlAlt] |
| Delete Word Right | CtrlDel |
| Select All | CtrlA |
| Delete All Left | CtrlY |
| Move Cursor to the Bottom | CtrlEnd |
| Inspect Command | CtrlI |
| Home | Home |
| End | End |
| Accept Autosuggestion | → |
| Move to Start of Line | CtrlA |
| Move Cursor Left | CtrlB |
| Clear Command Editor | CtrlC |
| Delete | CtrlD |
| Move to End of Line | CtrlE |
| Move Cursor Right / Accept Autosuggestion | CtrlF |
| Open Completions Menu | CtrlSpace |
| Add Selection for Next Occurrence | CtrlG |
| Remove the Previous Character | CtrlH |
| Insert Newline | CtrlJ |
| Cut All Right | CtrlK |
| Clear Screen | CtrlL |
| Move Cursor Down | CtrlN |
| Move Cursor Up | CtrlP |
| Select One Character to the Left | CtrlShiftB |
| Add Cursor Below | CtrlShift↓ |
| Undo | CtrlZ |
| Redo | CtrlShiftZ |
| Select One Character to the Right | CtrlShiftF |
| Select Up | CtrlShiftP |
| Add Cursor Above | CtrlShift↑ |
| Copy and Clear Selected Lines | CtrlU |
| Cut Word Left | CtrlW |
| Insert Last Word of Previous Command | Alt. |
| Move to the Start of the Paragraph | AltA |
| Move Backward One Word | Ctrl← |
| Cut Word Right | AltD |
| Move to the End of the Paragraph | AltE |
| Move Forward One Word | Ctrl→ |
| Move Backward One Subword | CtrlAlt← |
| Move Forward One Subword | CtrlAlt→ |
| Move to the Start of the Buffer | ShiftAlt< |
| Move to the End of the Buffer | ShiftAlt> |
| Select One Word to the Left | CtrlShift← |
| Select One Word to the Right | CtrlShift→ |
Panes & Windows 18
| Action | Shortcut |
|---|---|
| Switch Panes Down | CtrlAlt↓ |
| Switch Panes Left | CtrlAlt← |
| Switch Panes Right | CtrlAlt→ |
| Switch Panes Up | CtrlAlt↑ |
| [a11y] Set Concise Accessibility Announcements | CtrlAltV |
| [a11y] Set Verbose Accessibility Announcements | CtrlAltV |
| Open Settings | Ctrl, |
| Open Settings: Account | Ctrl, |
| Find the Next Occurrence of Your Search Query | F3 |
| Toggle Command Palette | CtrlShiftP |
| Activate Previous Pane | CtrlShift[ |
| Activate Next Pane | CtrlShift] |
| Close Active Pane | CtrlShiftW |
| Open Keybindings Editor | CtrlSuperK |
| Open Resource Center | CtrlShift/ |
| Split Pane Down | CtrlShiftE |
| Toggle Maximize Active Pane | CtrlShiftEnter |
| Find the Previous Occurrence of Your Search Query | ShiftF3 |
Tabs & Text 22
| Action | Shortcut |
|---|---|
| Decrease Font Size | Ctrl− |
| Reset Font Size to Default | Ctrl0 |
| Switch to 1st Tab | Ctrl1 |
| Switch to 2nd Tab | Ctrl2 |
| Switch to 3rd Tab | Ctrl3 |
| Switch to 4th Tab | Ctrl4 |
| Switch to 5th Tab | Ctrl5 |
| Switch to 6th Tab | Ctrl6 |
| Switch to 7th Tab | Ctrl7 |
| Switch to 8th Tab | Ctrl8 |
| Switch to Last Tab | Ctrl9 |
| Increase Font Size | Ctrl= |
| Close Tab | CtrlShiftW |
| Copy | CtrlShiftC |
| Find | CtrlShiftF |
| Paste | CtrlShiftV |
| Open New Tab | CtrlShiftT |
| Reopen Closed Tab | CtrlAltT |
| Move Tab Left | CtrlShift← |
| Move Tab Right | CtrlShift→ |
| Activate Previous Tab | CtrlPgUp |
| Activate Next Tab | CtrlPgDn |
Blocks 13
| Action | Shortcut |
|---|---|
| Select the Closest Bookmark Down | Alt↓ |
| Copy Command Output | CtrlShiftAltC |
| Select the Closest Bookmark Up | Alt↑ |
| Select All Blocks | CtrlShiftA |
| Clear Blocks | CtrlShiftK |
| Bookmark Selected Block | CtrlShiftB |
| Select Next Block | Ctrl↓ |
| Reinput Selected Commands | CtrlShiftI |
| Select Previous Block | Ctrl↑ |
| Copy Command | CtrlShiftC |
| Share Selected Block | CtrlShiftS |
| Expand Selected Blocks Below | Shift↓ |
| Expand Selected Blocks Above | Shift↑ |
Essentials 8
| Action | Shortcut |
|---|---|
| Split Pane Right | CtrlShiftD |
| Command Search | CtrlR |
| Workflows | CtrlShiftR |
| Generate | Ctrl` |
| Focus Terminal Input | CtrlShiftL |
| Warpify Subshell | CtrlI |
| Warp Drive | CtrlShift\ |
| Close Menu / Cancel | Esc |
Scrolling 6
| Action | Shortcut |
|---|---|
| Scroll Up One Page | PgUp |
| Scroll Down One Page | PgDn |
| Scroll to Top | Home |
| Scroll to Bottom | End |
| Scroll to Top of Selected Block | CtrlShift↑ |
| Scroll to Bottom of Selected Block | CtrlShift↓ |
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