Google Slides

Google Slides Shortcuts

Google Slides keyboard shortcuts for creating and editing presentations.

Source: Official documentation · Updated 2026-06

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Cheat sheet guide

Google Slides shortcuts worth learning first

This page collects 44 searchable Google Slides keyboard shortcuts across 5 categories. Start with the shortcuts for Slides & Navigation, Presentation, Editing, Text Formatting, then print the cheat sheet once the important ones are worth keeping nearby.

  • New slideCtrlM
  • Present from beginningCtrlF5
  • UndoCtrlZ
  • BoldCtrlB
  • Group objectsCtrlAltG
  • Duplicate slideCtrlD

Slides & Navigation

9 shortcuts
New slide
CtrlM
Duplicate slide
CtrlD
Delete slide
Delete
Move slide up
CtrlShiftUp
Move slide down
CtrlShiftDown
Previous slide
PageUp
Next slide
PageDown
First slide
CtrlHome
Last slide
CtrlEnd

Presentation

8 shortcuts
Present from beginning
CtrlF5
Present from current slide
CtrlShiftF5
Exit presentation
Esc
Next slide (in presentation)
RightSpaceN
Previous slide (in presentation)
LeftBackspaceP
Black screen
B
White screen
W
Show all slides
A

Editing

9 shortcuts
Undo
CtrlZ
Redo
CtrlY
Copy
CtrlC
Cut
CtrlX
Paste
CtrlV
Paste without formatting
CtrlShiftV
Select all
CtrlA
Find and replace
CtrlH
Insert link
CtrlK

Text Formatting

9 shortcuts
Bold
CtrlB
Italic
CtrlI
Underline
CtrlU
Strikethrough
AltShift5
Align left
CtrlShiftL
Align center
CtrlShiftE
Align right
CtrlShiftR
Increase font size
CtrlShift.
Decrease font size
CtrlShift,

Objects & Arrange

9 shortcuts
Group objects
CtrlAltG
Ungroup objects
CtrlAltShiftG
Bring forward
Ctrl]
Send backward
Ctrl[
Bring to front
CtrlShift]
Send to back
CtrlShift[
Zoom in
Ctrl
Zoom out
Ctrl-
Fit to window
CtrlShiftH

Frequently asked questions

What is the fastest way to find Google Slides shortcuts on this page?

Use the search box or press /, then type an action such as new slide.

Can I print this Google Slides shortcut cheat sheet?

Yes. Use the Print / PDF button or your browser print command to save a compact cheat sheet.

Does this page include Windows and Mac shortcuts for Google Slides?

Yes. Use the OS tabs to switch between Windows and macOS shortcuts. For example, New slide is Ctrl+M on Windows and ⌘M on macOS where available.

See also

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