Warp Hotkeys

Go to Settings > Keyboard shortcuts. You can set custom shortcuts, clear them, or restore defaults. Warp also lets you search remappable actions and existing shortcuts from the search bar, and you can remap shortcuts with a file by following the official keysets repository.

On macOS, system keyboard shortcuts such as CMD-ESC, CMD-BACKTICK, CMD-TAB, CMD-PERIOD, and CMD-TILDE need to be unbound before Warp can use them.

Warp opens with a shortcut screen that shows some of the most commonly used keyboard shortcuts. You can hide it with the X button, or quickly view shortcuts from the Command Palette or the Resource Center keyboard shortcut sidebar.

In Keyboard shortcuts settings, keybinds that conflict with others are highlighted with an orange border.

Some actions do not have a default keybinding. For example, scrolling terminal output up or down one line has no default shortcut. You can assign one in Settings > Keyboard shortcuts or trigger the action from the Command Palette.