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Notion Mail Keyboard Shortcuts for Mac

58 shortcuts · Updated August 2026

Notion Mail copies most of Gmail’s keyboard model and adds a few keys of its own. These 58 shortcuts cover triage, navigation and composing on Mac.

Inbox

ActionShortcut
Close open thread
Compose messageC
Go to ArchiveGA
Go to DraftsGD
Go to InboxGI
Go to SentGT
Jump to top
Multi-select threads
Open command paletteK
Open email thread
Open search/
Reply to threadR
Scroll downSpace
Scroll upSpace
Switch email accounts1

Compose

ActionShortcut
Add attachmentA
Add BCCB
Add CCC
Align centerE
Align rightR
Compose messageC
Discard draftD
Edit FromF
Edit recipientO
Edit subjectP
Exit draft
Focus message bodyY
Format bullets5
Format checkbox4
Format Heading 11
Format Heading 22
Format Heading 33
Format numbered list6
Format quote7
Format text (paragraph)0
Indent less[
Indent more]
Send
Send and archive

Threads

ActionShortcut
ArchiveE
Back
Delete
Expand / collapse all messagesO
Expand / collapse selectedO
ForwardF
Label / remove labelL
Mark as unreadU
Move to InboxE
Next conversationJ
Next message in threadN
Previous conversationK
Previous message in threadP
ReplyR
Reply allA
Report as spam1
Select / unselect conversationX
Set reminderH
UndoZ

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FAQ

How many Notion Mail keyboard shortcuts are there?

This guide lists 58 Notion Mail shortcuts as they work on macOS, read from the app itself and kept up to date by Shortcut Flow.

Are Notion Mail shortcuts the same as Gmail’s?

The core triage keys (E to archive, single-letter navigation) will feel familiar to Gmail users, but the command menu and view shortcuts are Notion Mail’s own.

What is the fastest way to learn Notion Mail shortcuts?

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