Windows Terminal Cheat Sheet with all Key Bindings based on Windows Terminal docs
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Alt + F4
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Close window
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Ctrl + Shift + f
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Ppens the search dialog box
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Ctrl + Shift + Space
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Opens the dropdown menu
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Ctrl + ,
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Open settings files
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Alt + Enter
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Toggle full screen
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Ctrl + =
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Increase font size
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Ctrl + "-"
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Decrease font size
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Ctrl + 0
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Reset font size
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Ctrl + Shift+ PGUP
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Scroll up a whole page
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Ctrl + Shift+ PGDN
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Scroll down a whole page
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Ctrl + Shift + Up
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Scrolls the screen up by the number of rows
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Ctrl + Shift + Down
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Scrolls the screen down by the number of rows
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Ctrl + Shift + t
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Creates a new default tab
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Ctrl + Shift + "Tab number"
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Create a new tab by it order
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Ctrl + Tab
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Opens the tab to the right of the current one
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Ctrl + Shift + Tab
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Opens the tab to the left of the current one
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Ctrl + Alt + "Tab number"
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Open a specific tab
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User Settings
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All customizations are set in settings.json, as found via the Settings menu. No GUI is available in v1.0.
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Defaults
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Hold the Alt-key while pressing the Settings menu to open defaults.json. This is useful when building your own setting.json!
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Keys
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Key bindings are set in the "keybindings" block as: { "command":"cmdName", "keys":"mod+key"}
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Actions
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Some commands take additional action arguments to modify the behavior.
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Alt + Up
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Move cursor up
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Alt + Down
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Move cursor down
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Alt + Right
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Move cursor right
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Alt + Left
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Move cursor left
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Alt + Shift + Up
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Resize active pane up
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Alt + Shift + Down
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Resize active pane down
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Alt + Shift + Right
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Resize active pane right
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Alt + Shift + Left
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Resize active pane left
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Alt+Shift+ "-"
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Split pane horizontally
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Alt+Shift+ "+"
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Split pane Vertically
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Ctrl + Shift+ PGUP
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Scroll up a whole page
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Ctrl + c
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Copy
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Ctrl + v
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Paste
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