Does the poster include every GNOME Terminal shortcut?

GNOME Terminal has 24 keyboard shortcuts on Linux — the complete list is free to read on this page. The poster features the most essential ones, curated to stay readable on a wall.

Can I print it at home?

Yes. The digital download is a high-resolution 300 DPI file you can print at home or at any print shop, in standard frame sizes.

Does it cover both Mac and Windows?

We sell a separate edition per platform so every key matches your keyboard exactly. This page is the Linux edition.

Is this an official GNOME Terminal product?

No. This is an unofficial reference poster and is not affiliated with or endorsed by GNOME Terminal. All trademarks belong to their respective owners.

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GNOME Terminal Keyboard Shortcuts Poster

Name: GNOME Terminal Keyboard Shortcuts Poster (Linux)
Brand: ShortcutPosters

Linux edition · 24 shortcuts

A printable, framed-quality poster of the essential GNOME Terminal shortcuts for Linux — the keys worth keeping in view, designed to stay readable on a wall.

Free PNG is web-resolution & lightly watermarked.

Customise this poster Pick the shortcuts, restyle the colours — download free. Get the framed-quality print Full 300 DPI, print-ready — at home or shipped to your door.

GNOME Terminal is the default command-line emulator on many Linux desktops, giving you shell access in a tabbed, customizable window. Its shortcuts make opening tabs, scrolling output, and copying text faster than menu hunting.

Official:Official site

All GNOME Terminal keyboard shortcuts (Linux)

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Esc

F10

F11

F12

⌫ Back

Tab

[

]

Caps

;

Enter ⏎

Shift

Ctrl

Win

Alt

Space

Alt

Win

Ctrl

↑

←

↓

→

+ 9 more controls in the table below

Tabs 6

Action	Shortcut
New Tab	`CtrlShiftT`
Close Tab	`CtrlShiftW`
Switch to Previous Tab	`CtrlPgUp`
Switch to Next Tab	`CtrlPgDn`
Move Tab to the Left	`CtrlShiftPgUp`
Move Tab to the Right	`CtrlShiftPgDn`

Scrolling 6

Action	Shortcut
Scroll Up by One Line	`CtrlShift↑`
Scroll Down by One Line	`CtrlShift↓`
Scroll Up by One Page	`ShiftPgUp`
Scroll Down by One Page	`ShiftPgDn`
Scroll to the Top	`ShiftHome`
Scroll to the Bottom	`ShiftEnd`

Search 4

Action	Shortcut
Find	`CtrlShiftF`
Find Next	`CtrlShiftG`
Find Previous	`CtrlShiftH`
Clear Highlight	`CtrlShiftJ`

Windows 3

Action	Shortcut
New Window	`CtrlShiftN`
Close Window	`CtrlShiftQ`
Full Screen	`F11`

Zoom 3

Action	Shortcut
Zoom In	`Ctrl+`
Zoom Out	`Ctrl`
Normal Size	`Ctrl0`

Clipboard 2

Action	Shortcut
Copy	`CtrlShiftC`
Paste	`CtrlShiftV`

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Unofficial reference. ShortcutPosters is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by GNOME Terminal. All product names, logos, and trademarks are property of their respective owners. See our licensing & trademark notice.

Frequently asked questions

Does the poster include every GNOME Terminal shortcut?: GNOME Terminal has 24 keyboard shortcuts on Linux — the complete list is free to read on this page. The poster features the most essential ones, curated to stay readable on a wall.
Can I print it at home?: Yes. The digital download is a high-resolution 300 DPI file you can print at home or at any print shop, in standard frame sizes.
Does it cover both Mac and Windows?: We sell a separate edition per platform so every key matches your keyboard exactly. This page is the Linux edition.
Is this an official GNOME Terminal product?: No. This is an unofficial reference poster and is not affiliated with or endorsed by GNOME Terminal. All trademarks belong to their respective owners.

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