FreeKeyboard Shortcut Identifier — What Does This Key Combination Do
Press any key combination and instantly see what it does on Windows, macOS and Linux. Free online shortcut identifier — 120+ mapped shortcuts, privacy-first.
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Keyboard Shortcut Identifier guide
How to use the Keyboard Shortcut Identifier accurately
Press any key combination and instantly see what it does on Windows, macOS and Linux. Free online shortcut identifier — 120+ mapped shortcuts, privacy-first.
01Start the live tool
Open the test area and follow the on-screen controls before drawing conclusions.
02Run one clean pass
Keep input steady so the result is useful for comparison and troubleshooting.
03Repeat the check
Run another pass if browser focus, permissions, or hardware settings changed.
04Compare with related tools
Use the related diagnostics to confirm whether the issue belongs to the device or the browser.
The keyboard shortcut identifier tells you what any key combination does. Press a key or combo and it displays the keys as realistic keycaps and explains what that shortcut triggers on Windows, macOS, and Linux, using a database of over 120 common shortcuts.
Does it show shortcuts for all operating systems?
Yes. Choose your operating system to see the primary action, and the identifier also lists what the same combination does on the other systems, so you can translate shortcuts between Windows, macOS, and Linux.
What happens if my shortcut is not recognized?
Combinations outside the catalogued database show a clear notice that the shortcut is not in the database. If you think a common shortcut is missing, you can suggest it through the site feedback link.
Is the keyboard shortcut identifier private?
Yes. Key presses are matched against a JavaScript database that ships with the page, so everything runs locally in your browser and no keystrokes are sent to a server. The tool is free with no download.
Checklist
Keyboard checks to confirm
Start the live toolOpen the test area and follow the on-screen controls before drawing conclusions.
Run one clean passKeep input steady so the result is useful for comparison and troubleshooting.
Repeat the checkRun another pass if browser focus, permissions, or hardware settings changed.
Windows app
KeyboardTester.click is available from Microsoft Store
Install the official Windows app shortcut, or keep using the same free testing tools in your browser.
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