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Poppy AI Keyboard Shortcuts

A running list of all those nifty shortcuts you can use on your boards! Latest Update: 5 May 2025

Every shortcut that works on a Poppy board. To see this list inside Poppy, open your profile picture menu and click Keyboard shortcuts, click the Shortcuts button at the bottom right of a board, or press Shift + ?. Single-letter shortcuts are off while you are typing in a text field.

General

  • Cmd/Ctrl + K: Boards Menu (search and jump to any board)

  • Cmd/Ctrl + N: Create a new board

  • Cmd + Z: Undo change

  • Cmd/Ctrl + Shift + Z: Redo change

  • =: Zoom in

  • -: Zoom out

  • 1: Fit view (shows everything on the board)

  • Esc: Close the open side panel, clear your selection, or leave full screen

  • Shift + ?: Open the Keyboard Shortcuts dialog

Add a block

  • C: AI Chat

  • S: Social media (YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, Twitter/X and LinkedIn links)

  • L: Loom video

  • U: Upload files and media

  • R: Audio recording

  • T: Text

  • A: Annotation (then click where you want it)

  • W: Website

  • M: Mindmap

  • G: Empty group. To group blocks you have selected, use Cmd + G instead.

Side panels

  • D: Discover Content

  • V: Vault

  • N: Notes

  • F (with nothing selected): Meta Ads

With blocks selected

  • Shift + drag: Draw a selection box. Shift + click adds a block to the selection. See Multi-selecting.

  • Cmd/Ctrl + C and Cmd/Ctrl + V: Copy and paste blocks or groups, on the same board or another board

  • Cmd + G: Group the selected blocks

  • Delete or Backspace: Delete the selected blocks

  • F: Full screen for the selected chat or text box. Press Esc to exit.

  • Z: Zoom to the selected chat

  • E, Shift + A, H: On a selected image, edit it, animate it, or hide the prompt strips

Mouse and trackpad

  • Scroll, or drag on empty canvas, to move around the board.

  • Cmd/Ctrl + scroll or pinch to zoom.

  • Hover over any toolbar button to see its shortcut.

  • Paste a web, social or image link straight onto the board, or drag and drop files and audio onto it.

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