Every shortcut in TextEdit's menu bar, grouped the way TextEdit groups them. Nobody typed this list. It was read from the app's own menus, the way Keysi reads them when you hold ⌘.
59 shortcuts · read from TextEdit 1.21 on 2026-09-16.
Opens Keysi's panel for TextEdit with every shortcut it has right now. TextEdit needs to be open.
| Command | Keys |
|---|---|
| Settings… | ⌘, |
| Hide TextEdit | ⌘H |
| Hide Others | ⌥⌘H |
| Quit TextEdit | ⌘Q |
| Quit and Keep Windows | ⌥⌘Q |
| Command | Keys |
|---|---|
| New | ⌘N |
| Open… | ⌘O |
| Close | ⌘W |
| Close All | ⌥⌘W |
| Save | ⌘S |
| Save As… | ⌥⇧⌘S |
| Duplicate | ⇧⌘S |
| Show Properties | ⌥⌘P |
| Page Setup… | ⇧⌘P |
| Print… | ⌘P |
| Command | Keys |
|---|---|
| Undo | ⌘Z |
| Redo | ⇧⌘Z |
| Cut | ⌘X |
| Copy | ⌘C |
| Paste | ⌘V |
| Paste and Match Style | ⌥⇧⌘V |
| Complete | ⌥⎋ |
| Select All | ⌘A |
| Attach Files… | ⇧⌘A |
| Link… | ⌘K |
| Find ▸ Find… | ⌘F |
| Find ▸ Find and Replace… | ⌥⌘F |
| Find ▸ Find Next | ⌘G |
| Find ▸ Find Previous | ⇧⌘G |
| Find ▸ Use Selection for Find | ⌘E |
| Find ▸ Jump to Selection | ⌘J |
| Find ▸ Select Line... | ⌘L |
| Spelling and Grammar ▸ Show Spelling and Grammar | ⌘: |
| Spelling and Grammar ▸ Check Document Now | ⌘; |
| Command | Keys |
|---|---|
| Font ▸ Show Fonts | ⌘T |
| Font ▸ Bold | ⌘B |
| Font ▸ Italic | ⌘I |
| Font ▸ Underline | ⌘U |
| Font ▸ Bigger | ⌘+ |
| Font ▸ Smaller | ⌘- |
| Font ▸ Kern ▸ Tighten | ⌥⌘[ |
| Font ▸ Kern ▸ Loosen | ⌥⌘] |
| Font ▸ Show Colors | ⇧⌘C |
| Font ▸ Copy Style | ⌥⌘C |
| Font ▸ Paste Style | ⌥⌘V |
| Text ▸ Align Left | ⌘{ |
| Text ▸ Center | ⌘| |
| Text ▸ Align Right | ⌘} |
| Text ▸ Show Ruler | ⌘R |
| Text ▸ Copy Ruler | ⌃⌘C |
| Text ▸ Paste Ruler | ⌃⌘V |
| Make Rich Text | ⇧⌘T |
| Wrap to Page | ⇧⌘W |
| Command | Keys |
|---|---|
| Actual Size | ⌘0 |
| Zoom In | ⇧⌘. |
| Zoom Out | ⇧⌘, |
| Command | Keys |
|---|---|
| Minimize | ⌘M |
| Minimize All | ⌥⌘M |
| Command | Keys |
|---|---|
| TextEdit Help | ⌘? |
This page is a snapshot. TextEdit changes its menus between versions, and some shortcuts only appear for what's selected. Keysi reads the menus of the TextEdit you're running: hold ⌘ and every shortcut shows up over the app, and clicking a row runs it.
That part of Keysi is free, with no time limit. For remembering them, see how to learn a Mac app's shortcuts.