Translate shortcuts between apps

Pick two applications to see how the same actions map to different key combinations.

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Select two applications above to see their shortcuts side by side.

Try comparing Figma with Photoshop, or VS Code with Notion.

Why this exists

Most people use three to five different applications every day. Each one has its own set of keyboard shortcuts. When you switch from Figma to VS Code, or from Blender to Photoshop, your fingers reach for combinations that no longer work. That pause breaks your concentration.

This converter puts the differences right in front of you. Instead of searching "Figma undo shortcut" for the tenth time, you can glance at the comparison table and see that both apps use Ctrl+Z. When they differ, you see exactly how they differ.

Muscle memory transitions

Learning new shortcuts is not about memorizing key combinations. It is about building new motor patterns. Here are three things that help:

Focus on the top five actions you use most. Undo, save, find, copy, and paste account for a huge share of keystrokes. Master those first.
Print a reference card and keep it next to your screen. Glancing at paper is faster than alt-tabbing to a browser.
When a shortcut conflicts, pick one app as your anchor. Remap the other app to match if it supports custom keybindings. Most do.

Common mistakes

Assuming all apps use the same modifier keys. Some tools prefer Ctrl for everything. Others mix Ctrl, Alt, and Shift in ways that feel unfamiliar.
Forgetting that web apps have browser shortcuts too. Notion and Figma run in the browser. Ctrl+W might close a tab instead of doing what you expect inside the app.
Not checking for missing actions. Some tools simply do not have a keyboard shortcut for certain commands. Knowing what you must click with the mouse helps you plan your workflow.

Quick answers

Can I save my favorite app pairs?: Your last selection is saved in your browser. Come back anytime and it will be ready. No account needed.
What if I use a Mac?: Shortcuts are shown with Windows-style modifier keys by default. On a Mac, Ctrl usually maps to ⌘ Cmd and Alt maps to ⌥ Option. Check each app's settings to confirm.
Are these shortcuts up to date?: Last reviewed: January 2026. We track stable releases for each covered application.