Keyboard shortcuts

This page is about customising shortcuts. For the full read-only reference of every default key, see Keyboard map.

What you can rebind

ClipSlop has two layers of shortcuts:

1. Four global app actions — Trigger, Process clipboard, Blank editor, Screen OCR. Configure in Settings → Keyboard.
2. Per-prompt global shortcuts — every prompt can have its own Inline Run and Run in Editor binding. Configure in Settings → Prompts.

Global app actions

Open Settings → Keyboard and click any row to rebind. Defaults:

Default	Action
⌃⌘C	Trigger ClipSlop (selected text)
⌃⌘V	Process from clipboard
⌃⌘N	Blank editor
⇧⌘2	Screen capture (OCR)

Press the new combination to record it; press Esc to clear the binding entirely.

Per-prompt shortcuts

Each prompt in the library can have:

• Inline Run — runs the prompt inline without opening the panel. See Inline Run.
• Run in Editor — opens the panel with the result so you can review or chain. See Run in Editor.

Open Settings → Prompts, pick a prompt, scroll to the Shortcuts section, and assign one or both bindings.

Free conventions: ⌃⌘<letter> for Inline Run, ⌃⌘⌥<letter> for the Run in Editor variant of the same prompt. Pairs of bindings keep your muscle memory consistent.

Inside the panel

When the floating panel is open, these are fixed (not rebindable):

Shortcut	Action
⌘E	Edit mode
⌘F	Find in text
⌘S	Save to file
⌘O	Open in TextEdit
⌘D	Cycle display mode
⌘,	Settings
↑ ↓	Navigate history (↑ newer step, ↓ older step)
Space	Page down
⇧Space	Page up
Esc	Close / Back