This free tool lists keyboard shortcuts per app (Photoshop, Illustrator, Figma, Office and more) and lets you build your own “My List” of the ones you use with ★. No sign-up — everything runs in your browser.
How it works (5 steps)
- Pick an app — open a target app (Photoshop, Illustrator, Figma, Excel, Word, PowerPoint) from the home page.
- Find — narrow down with the category menu on the left or the search box.
- Add to My List with ★ — press the star on shortcuts you use. You can also add a whole workflow “template” at once, or register your own custom shortcut.
- Reorder — drag the cards in My List into your preferred order. The order is saved automatically.
- Export — use “🖨 Print / PDF” or “🖼 Image (PNG)” to export your own cheat sheet.
Key features
- My List: your own set of shortcuts gathered with ★ — reorderable and exportable.
- Add shortcut: register keys that aren't listed, or your own custom assignments, via “＋ Add shortcut”. Capture by pressing keys or enter them manually.
- Templates: add curated sets like “Essentials” or “Photo retouching” to My List in one click.
- Print / PDF / image export: turn My List into a printable, PDF or PNG cheat sheet.
- Mac / Windows toggle: switch ⌘⌥⇧ ↔ Ctrl/Alt/Shift with one tap.
- Search & auto-save: search by action name; order and favorites are saved in this browser.
Supported apps
FAQ
Is this tool free? Do I need to sign up?
It is completely free and needs no sign-up. Everything runs in your browser and nothing you enter is sent to a server.
What is My List?
My List is your own collection of shortcuts gathered with ★. You can reorder it by drag and export it as a printout or PNG image. Order and favorites are saved in your browser.
Can I add a shortcut that is not in the list?
Yes. Use “＋ Add shortcut” to register an action name and its keys. Custom entries go into the Custom category and are added to My List automatically.
Can I switch between Mac and Windows notation?
Yes, with the toggle at the top left. Mac shows ⌘⌥⇧ and Windows shows Ctrl/Alt/Shift.
Can I print or save my cheat sheet?
Use Print / PDF to print (or save as PDF), or Image (PNG) to download it as an image — handy for pinning by your desk or sharing.
Which apps are supported?
Photoshop, Illustrator, Figma, Excel, Word and PowerPoint, with more to come.
Some shortcuts differ from what I see in the app — why?
Shortcuts can differ by app version, custom settings, or Mac vs Windows. In that case, use “＋ Add shortcut” to register the keys for your own setup.