Premiere Rush (Windows) keyboard shortcuts

Premiere Rush (Windows)

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This shortcut list is sorted by user, meaning that original structure (headings) is disregarded. You can see the original page here: Premiere Rush (Windows) keyboard shortcuts.

Note (*): These keyboard shortcuts are applicable for cutting, copying, and pasting text titles only.

Source: Adobe
0	Backspace	Delete
0	Alt + F4	Exit
0	Alt + X	Clear In and Out
0	\	Fit Sequence
0	\	Zoom to Fit
0	Ctrl + L	Loop
0	Ctrl + ↑ Shift + A	Deselect All Assets in Folder
0	Ctrl + ↑	Go to Beginning of Sequence
0	Ctrl + ↓	Go to End of Sequence
0	↑ Shift + Ctrl + A	Deselect All
0	Ctrl + 6	Transform
0	↑ Shift + Ctrl + Z	Redo
0	Ctrl + Alt + N	New > Sequence
0	Alt + I	Clear In
0	Alt + O	Clear Out
0	-	Zoom Out
0	Ctrl + ⤶ Enter	Add selection to timeline
0	Ctrl + ⤶ Enter	Add Selection to Timeline
0	Ctrl + ←	Previous Tool
0	Ctrl + →	Next Tool
0	I	Mark In
0	`	Maximize Preview
0	`	Full Screen
0	U	Add Voiceover
0	D	Duplicate
0	O	Mark Out
0	Z	Select / Deselect Focused Asset
0	S	Split
0	or S
0	A	Play Audio while Scrubbing
0	Ctrl + 2	Transitions
0	Ctrl + 5	Audio
0	← ↑ → ← ↓ →	Navigate Keyboard Focus
0	E	Separate Audio
0	Ctrl + 3	Color
0	Ctrl + 4	Speed
0	G	Add Graphics
0	Y	Add Media
0	=	Zoom In
0	⤶ Enter	Back to grid view
0	⤶ Enter	Enter Large Preview
0	L	Shuttle Right
0	Ctrl + W	Close Project
0	Ctrl + T	Track Controls
0	Ctrl + N	New > Project
0	Ctrl + 1	Graphics
0	Ctrl + D	Apply Transition
0	or Ctrl + D
0	J	Shuttle Left
0	→	Step Forward 1 Frame
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0	K	Shuttle Stop
0	←	Step Back 1 Frame
0	Space	Play/Pause
0	↓	Go to Next Edit Point
0	↑	Go to Previous Edit Point
0	Ctrl + R	Expand Audio
0	Esc	Deselect all items
0	Esc	Deselect All items
0	Ctrl + C	* Copy
0	Ctrl + X	* Cut
0	Del	Delete
0	Ctrl + V	* Paste
0	Ctrl + Y	Snap
0	or Ctrl + Y
0	Ctrl + A	Select All
0	Ctrl + A	Select All Assets in Folder
0	Ctrl + Z	Undo
0	Ctrl + E	Share

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