The command palette is FlutterFlow’s search box: it finds places, threads, and apps, and runs commands from the keyboard.

Open the palette

You open the command palette with a shortcut or the Search button. In an app, its search box says “Search or ask FlutterFlow…”. Outside an app, it says “Search projects and settings…”. The following table lists each key and button, and what it does.

Key or button	What it does
Command+K (Control+K on Windows)	Opens the palette, or closes it when it’s open.
Search, at the top of the left bar	Opens the palette.
Enter	Runs the highlighted command. The button at the bottom of the palette names what Enter does: Open, Run, Switch, Ask, or Open draft.
Command+Enter (Control+Enter on Windows)	New tab for a place, which opens it in a new browser tab, or Send now for Ask FlutterFlow.
Esc	Closes the palette.

The shortcut does nothing while the agent is making a first version, or while another menu or dialog is open.

If you reopen the palette shortly after closing it, what you typed comes back, selected, so your next key replaces it.

Search

When you type, the palette searches every command together and groups the results, with the group of the best match first. It matches each command’s name, the text at its right, and some related words, so testflight also finds iPhone app and App Store.

• When more than four threads or apps match, Threads and Projects show the best four, then All threads or All apps.
• On Threads pages, matching threads come first.
• In an app, after you type a few characters, the last row is Ask FlutterFlow: “…”, which opens a new thread with what you typed in the message box. Command+Enter sends it at once (From search). The row shows while your allowance lets you send messages.

Before you type

When the search box is empty, the palette shows a short list instead of every command. The following table lists what it shows inside and outside an app.

Where you are	What the palette shows
In an app	On this page (the page’s own commands), Recent, the next Road to launch step, the areas under Go to, and Create.
Outside an app	Recent, your apps under Projects with All apps, Create, and Preferences · Account.

Recent lists the commands that you run most, and recent runs count for more. The palette keeps them for your account in this browser and clears them when you sign out.

Commands

The following table lists each group’s commands and when they show. Text that the palette shows at the right of a command is in parentheses.

Group	Commands	When they show
On this page	The current page’s own commands. For a thread page’s commands, see On a thread page. On Overview, the next Road to launch step and Share a preview move here. On some pages, that area’s guide is here too, such as How threads work on Threads or How connections work on Connections.	On pages that have commands of their own
Road to launch	The next step’s name (Next step · N of M, or Needs you · N of M when the step needs you)	In an app, until the required steps are done
	Open the road to launch	While the road to launch is showing (in the left bar on a computer)
Go to	Overview, Threads, Backend, Releases	In an app
	Design, Analytics, Payments: see Coming soon	In an app
	Backend overview, Starter data, Usage (Backend)	In an app
	People, Files (Backend)	In an app that has them, when your role can open them
	Secrets (Backend)	In an app, when your role can open it
	App Store, Google Play, Store listing (Releases)	In an app
	Connect FlutterFlow to App Store Connect, Add the app in App Store Connect (App Store); Connect FlutterFlow to Google Play, Add the app in Play Console (Google Play)	In an app
	Project settings, Team, Connections, App stores, Emails, Store pictures (Settings)	In an app
	Android app, iPhone app (Releases), each opening its store’s page in Releases	In an app
Threads	Up to 50 threads by name: first the ones you’ve opened since the page last loaded (most recent first), then the rest by latest activity, each with its state when it has one (Working, Needs you, Failed, or Unread)	In an app, except the thread you’re on
	All threads	In an app
Projects	The app you’re in (Current project), your other apps (Enter says Switch), and All apps	Always
Tables	Each of your app’s tables (Table)	In an app that has tables
Create	New thread	In an app
	New app	Always
Share · Stage	Share a preview	On Overview, on New thread, and on threads that you started (on a phone, also on Threads, Backend, Releases, Project settings, and the Coming soon pages)
	Invite people; Show the app or Hide the app	On Overview and thread pages (on a phone, also on Threads, Backend, Releases, Project settings, and the Coming soon pages)
	Fill the stage or Show the app at standard size	While the app is showing beside the page
	On your phone	In an app
Preferences · Account	Theme: Light, Theme: Dark, Theme: System (Current beside the one you use)	Always
	Plan & usage; Connections, App stores (Account); Sign out	Always
	Choose a plan	On the Free plan, or when your allowance is spent, you have no refills left, and a higher plan exists
Help	How FlutterFlow works, What’s new, Send feedback	Always

On a thread page

A thread page adds the following commands under On this page.

Command	When it shows
Stop the run	While a turn is running in a thread that you started
Push to your app…	When the thread’s Push to your app button is available
Show Preview, Show Changes	When the thread page can show the app
Show Screens	When the thread’s preview has Screens
Show followed by a screen’s name (Screen or Variants), one for each screen	When the thread’s preview has Screens
Show Data	When the thread’s app keeps data
Rename thread…, Delete thread…	In a thread that you started
Hide thread list or Show thread list	On Threads pages that have a thread list, on a computer