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Blender Keyboard Shortcuts for Mac

141 shortcuts · Updated August 2026

Blender runs almost entirely from the keyboard, and most of its speed is muscle memory. Here are 141 shortcuts as they work on macOS, where Cmd replaces Ctrl in a few surprising places.

All shortcuts

ActionShortcut
Add Constraint (with Targets)C
Add MenuA
Add Selected To Active GroupG
Align Camera To View0
BendW
Border SelectB
Center View to CursorHome
Center View to MouseF
Circle SelectC
Clear LocationG
Clear LocationG
Clear Object ConstraintsC
Clear OriginO
Clear ParentP
Clear Render BorderB
Clear Restrict RenderH
Clear Restrict ViewH
Clear RotationR
Clear RotationR
Clear ScaleS
Clear ScaleS
Clear TrackT
Clipping BorderB
Convert toC
Copy Selection to BufferC
Copy Selection to BufferC
Create New GroupG
Create OrientationSpace
Cycle Proportional Edit FalloffO
Delete
Delete
DeleteX
DeleteX
Delete KeyframeI
Dolly View=
Dolly View-
Dolly View-
Dolly View+
Duplicate LinkedD
Duplicate ObjectsD
Insert Keyframe MenuI
JoinJ
Local View/
Make Duplicates RealA
Make Links MenuL
Make LocalL
Make ParentP
Make Parent without InverseP
Make ProxyP
Make Single User MenuU
Make TrackT
MirrorM
Move to LayerM
Object Apply MenuA
Object Specials MenuW
Paste Selection from BufferV
Paste Selection from BufferV
PropertiesN
Remove From All GroupsG
Remove From GroupG
ResizeS
ResizeT
RotateR
Select GroupedG
Select Less-
Select LinkedL
Select MirrorM
Select More+
Select OrientationSpace
Set Active Keying SetI
Set Active Object as Camera0
Set OriginC
Set Pivot: Active Element.
Set Pivot: Bounding Box Center,
Set Pivot: Cursor.
Set Pivot: Individual Origins.
Set Pivot: Median Point,
Set Render BorderB
Set Restrict RenderH
Set Restrict ViewH
Set Restrict ViewH
ShearS
Snap Element Menu
Snap MenuS
Start Game EngineP
Toggle All Layers`
Toggle Object/Edit Mode
Toggle Pose Mode
Toggle Rendered ShadingZ
Toggle Select AllA
Toggle Select AllI
Toggle Show ManipulatorSpace
Toggle Use Pivot Point Align,
Toggle Use Proportional Edit ObjectsO
Toggle Use Snap
Toggle Vertex Paint ModeV
Tool ShelfT
Transfer Mesh DataT
TranslateG
TranslateT
View AllC
View AllHome
View Camera CenterHome
View Lock Clear.
View Lock to Active.
View NavigationF
View Numpad1
View Numpad1
View Numpad1
View Numpad1
View Numpad7
View Numpad7
View Numpad7
View Numpad7
View Numpad3
View Numpad3
View Numpad3
View Numpad3
View Numpad0
View Orbit8
View Orbit4
View Orbit9
View Orbit6
View Orbit2
View Pan8
View Pan4
View Pan6
View Pan2
View Persp/Ortho5
View Roll4
View Roll6
View Selected.
View Selected.
Viewport Shade SOLID/TEXTUREDZ
Viewport Shade SOLID/WIREFRAMEZ
Zoom Camera 1:1
Zoom to BorderB
Zoom View=
Zoom View-
Zoom View-
Zoom View+

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FAQ

How many Blender keyboard shortcuts are there?

This guide lists 141 Blender shortcuts as they work on macOS, read from the app itself and kept up to date by Shortcut Flow.

Do Blender shortcuts use Cmd or Ctrl on Mac?

Mostly Ctrl, matching other platforms, but a handful of system-level commands use Cmd on macOS. This list shows the Mac defaults.

What is the fastest way to learn Blender shortcuts?

Not by reading the full list. Shortcut Flow watches which commands you actually use in Blender and drills you on those first, one minute a day, so the shortcuts you need most stick within days.