Jupyter Notebook Shortcuts

Jupyter Notebook has 2 Modes: Edit Mode and Command Mode.

NOTE: If you are in Edit Mode, there is a pencil at the upper-right.

Switch between modes

Enter to enter Edit Mode from Command Mode

ESC to return Command Mode from Edit Mode

Shortcuts can be show by Help -> Keyboard Shortcuts.

And the shortcuts is also editable Help -> Edit Keyboard Shortcuts.

Follow are the default shortcuts of both Command Mode and Edit Mode.

Key	Action
F	find and replace
Ctrl-Shift-F	open the command palette
Ctrl-Shift-P	open the command palette
P	open the command palette
Enter	Enter `Edit Mode`
Ctrl-Enter	run selected cells
Shift-Enter	run cell and select below
Alt-Enter	run cell and insert below
Y	change cell to code
M	change cell to markdown
R	change cell to raw
1	change cell to heading 1
2	change cell to heading 2
3	change cell to heading 3
4	change cell to heading 4
5	change cell to heading 5
6	change cell to heading 6
Shift-Space	scroll notebook up
Space	scroll nobebook down
K	select cell above
Up	select cell above
J	select cell below
Down	select cell below
Shift-K	extend selected cells above
Shift-Up	extend selected cells above
Shift-J	extend selected cells below
Shift-Down	extend selected cells below
A	insert cell above
B	insert cell below
X	cut selected cells
C	copy selected cells
V	paste cells below
Shift-V	paste cells above
Z	undo cell deletion
D, D	delete selected cells
Shift-M	merge selected cells, or current cell with cell below if only one cell is selected
Ctrl-S	save and checkpoint
S	save and checkpoint
L	toggle line numbers
Shift-L	toggles line numbers in all cells, and persist the setting
O	toggle output of selected cells
Shift-O	toggle output scrolling of selected cells
H	show keyboard shorcuts
I, I	interrupt the kernel
0, 0	restart the kernel (with dialog)
Ctrl-V	dialog for paste from system clipboard
Esc	close the pager
Q	close the pager