This tool runs in your browser, and inputs stay on your device until you choose to copy or download the result.

Find a Shortcut

Search commands, shortcuts, or menu paths Platform Category

Build a Printable Sheet

Use the Shortcut Cheat Sheet Builder to choose workflow categories and print or export a focused reference.

Source Note

Shortcut labels in this tool are a practical reference list for common Photoshop workflows. For complete product documentation, compare against Adobe's Photoshop keyboard shortcut documentation.

Workflow Notes

Best for

When you need to map a remembered command to a valid menu path while following a production step by step guide.
When you are building an internal reference for a team and want a lightweight list filtered by platform, such as Windows print prep only.
When a shortcut list in notes is outdated and you need a quick local check for renamed commands before finalizing a tutorial or checklist.
When you need to extract a compact cheat sheet from a category, for example Layers or Adjustments, for onboarding or training handoffs.

Check before using it

Verify you are using the target Photoshop version because keyboard layouts and menu paths can differ across releases and custom setups.
Set your platform filter to match the machine where the shortcut will be executed, especially if you support mixed macOS and Windows teams.
Decide your search strategy: start with command terms first, then add shortcut syntax or menu fragments to reduce ambiguous matches.
If you expect custom bindings, confirm the local Photoshop keyboard setup before trusting the output as final truth for that workstation.

Review the output

Confirm platform and category output columns are aligned with your intent, for example hide Windows when Mac only is selected and then verify key format.
Scan command name, shortcut, and menu path together so the row reflects one coherent action and not an accidental partial match.
Open the same feature in Photoshop and test the shortcut directly for your current install before distributing the exported CSV.
Check the CSV header and row count after copy or download, then verify it matches the on-screen filtered list before sharing.

Limits to keep in mind

The list is a practical shortcut reference, not a complete substitute for Adobe official documentation.
Some commands can be version specific, customized in user preferences, or unavailable in older or workspace-restricted Photoshop builds.
Results are filtered only by the fields in this page, so hidden modifier keys, hardware-specific behavior, and extension shortcuts may be missed.
Exported output is static until regenerated; any Photoshop environment changes require rerunning the search and refreshing the export.

Handoff

Use the Shortcut Cheat Sheet Builder to group selected commands into a printable reference sheet for a larger workflow bundle.
Open KYS File Viewer when a downloaded or managed shortcut list arrives from another source and needs format or syntax review.
Move to Image Resizer if the next task is preparing visual assets, while preserving this shortcut output in its raw, local CSV form.
Link to official Adobe shortcut documentation for final validation before publishing, classroom handouts, or client-facing documentation.

How to Use

Type a term in Search using command names, a key combo like Cmd+J or Ctrl+J, menu text, or a partial phrase such as levels or file path.
Choose a platform filter. Use All platforms for cross-checking, Windows only for PC environments, or macOS only for Mac key labels.
Optionally narrow to a category so the result list only shows the workflow area you are editing, such as Layers, Tools, Edit, or View.
Review results in the table, then use Copy CSV for quick paste into notes or Download CSV to store a local reference file.
Before use in production, compare each returned menu path with the active Photoshop version and shortcut behavior in your own environment.

FAQ

Is Photoshop Shortcut Finder free?

Yes. It runs in the browser and does not require an account.

What does it do?

Search Photoshop shortcuts by command, menu path, platform, and workflow, then copy or download matched results as CSV.

What should I use next?

Usually Photoshop Shortcut Cheat Sheet Builder is the next step when you want to create a lean, workflow-specific Photoshop shortcut reference sheet in the browser and export it as Markdown, CSV, or PDF for immediate use during editing.

Do I need an account to use this tool?

No. The page is free and browser-based, and no account, login, or cloud upload is required.

What does the tool actually do?

It filters a built-in Photoshop shortcut list in your browser by search text, platform, and category, then lets you copy or download matching rows.

Can I trust the output for live production use?

Use it as a fast reference and then confirm each shortcut inside the target Photoshop install because setups and versions can differ.

Why do I sometimes see missing results?

The tool only contains a practical set of common commands, so specialized, extension, and user-remapped shortcuts may not appear.

What is the safest way to export?

Use a short focused query first, review the preview list in the table, then copy or download once command, platform, and menu path align.

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Free Photoshop Shortcut Cheat Sheet BuilderCreate a lean, workflow-specific Photoshop shortcut reference sheet in the browser and export it as Markdown, CSV, or PDF for immediate use during editing. Free KYS File ViewerReview a local Photoshop .kys shortcut file before importing or sharing it by reading safe, local-only metadata and text-derived command evidence in a clear report. Free Image ResizerResize one source image to precise dimensions for upload, social posting, or a production handoff while keeping control in your browser.

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