JupyterLab is the web-based interactive development environment for Jupyter notebooks, code, and data. Its modal notebook editing splits keyboard control into command mode for cell-level actions and edit mode for typing, so mastering the shortcuts makes running, building, and rearranging cells fast without reaching for the mouse.
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All JupyterLab keyboard shortcuts (Windows)
35 shortcuts
Cell Operations 10
| Action | Shortcut |
|---|---|
| Delete cell | DthenD |
| Copy cell | C |
| Cut cell | X |
| Paste cell below | V |
| Undo cell operation | Z |
| Redo cell operation | ShiftZ |
| Merge selected cells | ShiftM |
| Split cell at cursor | CtrlShift− |
| Move cell up | CtrlShift↑ |
| Move cell down | CtrlShift↓ |
Notebook/General 9
| Action | Shortcut |
|---|---|
| Enter command mode | Esc |
| Enter edit mode | Enter |
| Open command palette | CtrlShiftC |
| Save document | CtrlS |
| Interrupt kernel | IthenI |
| Restart kernel | 0then0 |
| Show contextual help | CtrlI |
| Show keyboard shortcuts | CtrlShiftH |
| Show line numbers | ShiftL |
Command Mode 9
| Action | Shortcut |
|---|---|
| Insert cell above | A |
| Insert cell below | B |
| Change to code cell | Y |
| Change to markdown cell | M |
| Select cell above | ↑ |
| Select cell below | ↓ |
| Extend selection above | Shift↑ |
| Extend selection below | Shift↓ |
| Change to raw cell | R |
Edit Mode 4
| Action | Shortcut |
|---|---|
| Find | CtrlF |
| Toggle comment | Ctrl/ |
| Find next | CtrlG |
| Find previous | CtrlShiftG |
Running Cells 3
| Action | Shortcut |
|---|---|
| Run cell and select next | ShiftEnter |
| Run selected cell | CtrlEnter |
| Run cell and insert below | AltEnter |
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