The tables on this page list the keyboard shortcuts in FlutterFlow by where you use them. Where a key combination differs on a Mac, the table gives both.

Everywhere

One keyboard shortcut works anywhere in your apps and your account.

Keys	What it does
Command+K on a Mac, Control+K on other computers	Opens the command palette. Press it again to close the palette.

The shortcut also works while you use the preview of your app. It doesn’t open the palette while the agent is building your app’s first version, or while another menu or dialog is open. The Search button on the rail opens the palette too.

Command palette

These keys work while the command palette is open. The palette’s footer names what Enter and Command+Enter do to the highlighted row.

Keys	What it does
Down arrow or Up arrow	Highlights the next or previous row.
Option+Down arrow or Option+Up arrow on a Mac, Alt+Down arrow or Alt+Up arrow on other computers	Highlights the first row of the next or previous group.
Command+Down arrow or Command+Up arrow on a Mac	Highlights the last or first row.
Control+N or Control+P on a Mac	Highlights the next or previous row.
Enter	Runs the highlighted row: Open, Switch, Run, Ask, or Open draft.
Command+Enter on a Mac, Control+Enter on other computers	On a row whose footer shows New tab, opens that place in a new browser tab. On the Ask FlutterFlow row, sends your request to a new thread right away (Send now).
Escape	Closes the palette.

New-app prompt

These keys work in the box where you describe a new app.

Keys	What it does
Command+Enter on a Mac, Control+Enter on other computers	Sends your prompt, the same as the send button (the up arrow).
Enter	Adds a new line.

Thread message box

These keys work in the box where you write to the agent in a thread.

Keys	What it does
Enter	Sends your message. While the agent is working, Enter queues the message instead (Queue message). On a phone or tablet, Enter adds a new line.
Shift+Enter	Adds a new line.
Command+Enter on a Mac, Control+Enter on other computers	Sends your message. This works on a phone or tablet too.
Up arrow, in an empty box	Puts your last message back in the box.
Escape	Stops the agent’s current turn, the same as Stop.

Preview

This key works in the preview of your app while you’re picking a part of a screen, with Inspect element turned on.

Keys	What it does
Escape	Stops picking a part of a screen.

Screens

These keys work in the Screens tab while one screen is open. When you open a screen from its tile, the screen’s states have keyboard focus, so the arrow keys work right away.

Keys	What it does
Left arrow or Right arrow	Shows the previous or next state or direction.
Home or End	Shows the first or last state or direction.
Escape	Goes back to all screens.

Thread list

These keys work in the list of threads beside your app, when a thread row has keyboard focus.

Keys	What it does
Down arrow or Up arrow	Moves to the next or previous thread.
Home or End	Moves to the first or last thread.
Right arrow	Moves to the thread’s menu button.
Left arrow, from the menu button	Moves back to the thread.
A letter or number	Opens the command palette with that character typed, so you can find a thread.

Records

These keys work in the sheet that opens when you open or add a record in Backend, or in a thread’s Data tab.

Keys	What it does
Enter, in a one-line field	Saves the record (Save or Save to app). When you’re adding a record, adds it.
Command+Enter on a Mac, Control+Enter on other computers, in any field	Saves or adds the record, the same as Enter in a one-line field.
Escape	Closes the sheet. If you have changes that aren’t saved, the sheet asks whether to discard them first.

Feedback

This key combination works in the note box of the Send feedback dialog, and of the dialog that opens from Rate this thread….

Keys	What it does
Command+Enter on a Mac, Control+Enter on other computers	Sends your feedback.