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---
title: "Keyboard shortcuts"
description: "Use Studio shortcuts for playback, editing, navigation, and project actions."
---
Open the keyboard panel in Studio for the current shortcut list. It is the best reference because shortcuts can depend on the active area and product version.
## Playback
| Shortcut | Action |
| --- | --- |
| Space | Play or pause |
| J / K / L | Play backward, stop, or play forward |
| Left / Right arrow | Step one frame, or nudge a selected canvas element |
| Shift + Left / Right arrow | Step ten frames, or nudge a selected element farther |
| M | Mute or unmute |
| Shift + L | Toggle loop playback |
| I / O | Set the work-area in or out point |
## Editing
| Shortcut | Action |
| --- | --- |
| V | Selection tool |
| B | Toggle the razor tool |
| S | Split the selected eligible clip at the playhead |
| N | Toggle timeline snapping |
| K | Add a keyframe when an animated element is selected; otherwise stop playback |
| R | Start or stop gesture recording when it is available |
| Command/Ctrl + G | Group selected elements |
| Command/Ctrl + Shift + G | Ungroup |
| Delete | Delete the selected keyframe or element |
The selected area decides what a shared shortcut does. For example, arrow keys nudge a selected canvas element; without a nudgeable selection they step through frames.
<Warning>
A shortcut should not fire while you are typing into a text or source field. If the wrong area has focus, click the canvas or timeline before using an editing shortcut.
</Warning>
Use the **Shortcuts and tools** button beside the playback controls for the complete current list, work-area controls, and jump-to-frame field.