IntelliJ IDEA Shortcut Commands for Windows and macOS

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IntelliJ IDEA Shortcuts for Windows and macOS

IntelliJ IDEA is a popular integrated development environment (IDE) used for Java development and many other languages. Mastering shortcuts can greatly enhance productivity and streamline the coding process. Below is a comprehensive guide to some of the most useful IntelliJ IDEA shortcuts for both Windows and macOS users.

General Shortcuts

ActionWindowsmacOS
Open ProjectCtrl + Shift + ACmd + Shift + A
Open FileCtrl + Shift + NCmd + Shift + O
Open Recent FilesCtrl + ECmd + E
Save AllCtrl + SCmd + S
UndoCtrl + ZCmd + Z
RedoCtrl + Shift + ZCmd + Shift + Z
FindCtrl + FCmd + F
Find in PathCtrl + Shift + FCmd + Shift + F
ReplaceCtrl + RCmd + R
Go to DeclarationCtrl + BCmd + B
Navigate BackCtrl + Alt + Left ArrowCmd + Option + Left Arrow
Navigate ForwardCtrl + Alt + Right ArrowCmd + Option + Right Arrow
Show Intention ActionsAlt + EnterOption + Enter
Generate CodeAlt + InsertCmd + N

Editing Shortcuts

ActionWindowsmacOS
Copy LineCtrl + C (with no selection)Cmd + C (with no selection)
Delete LineCtrl + YCmd + Delete
Duplicate LineCtrl + DCmd + D
Move Line Up/DownAlt + Shift + Up/Down ArrowOption + Shift + Up/Down Arrow
Comment/Uncomment LineCtrl + /Cmd + /
Reformat CodeCtrl + Alt + LCmd + Option + L

Refactoring Shortcuts

ActionWindowsmacOS
RenameShift + F6Shift + Fn + F6
Extract MethodCtrl + Alt + MCmd + Option + M
Change SignatureCtrl + F6Cmd + Fn + F6
Inline VariableCtrl + Alt + NCmd + Option + N

Running and Debugging

ActionWindowsmacOS
RunShift + F10Control + R
DebugShift + F9Control + D
Step OverF8F8
Step IntoF7F7
Resume ProgramF9Cmd + Option + R

Tool Window Shortcuts

ActionWindowsmacOS
Project Tool WindowAlt + 1Cmd + 1
Run Tool WindowAlt + 4Cmd + 4
Debug Tool WindowAlt + 5Cmd + 5
Terminal Tool WindowAlt + F12Cmd + Option + T

Customizing Shortcuts

IntelliJ IDEA allows users to customize shortcuts according to their preferences:

  1. Navigate to Settings: Open the settings/preferences dialog (Ctrl + Alt + S on Windows or Cmd + , on macOS).
  2. Go to Keymap: Select the "Keymap" option.
  3. Search and Modify: Find the action you want to change and assign a new shortcut.

Mastering these shortcuts can significantly enhance your productivity and efficiency while working in IntelliJ IDEA. Customize them to suit your workflow and make coding more enjoyable!

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