Hi @Danish, UiPath supports a vast range of shortcuts for various tasks and you can perform almost every task by using keyboard-shortcuts. Following is the list of all keyboard-shortcuts that can be used in UiPath Studio:
- Ctrl + O - Opens a previously created workflow, either the .xaml or project.json file.
- Ctrl + L - Opens the folder where the Log files are stored.
- Ctrl + S - Saves the currently opened workflow.
- Ctrl + D - Places an activity into a Comment Out container.
- Ctrl + E - Removes the activity from the Comment Out container it was placed in.
- Ctrl + T - Places the activity inside the Try section of a Try Catch activity.
- Ctrl + N - Creates a new Sequence Diagram in the current project.
- Ctrl + C - Copies the selected activity or activities to the clipboard.
- Ctrl + V - Pastes the copied activity or activities inside the selected item.
- Ctrl + Shift + N - Creates a new Blank Process.
- Ctrl + Shift + S - Saves all the workflows that are currently open.
- Alt + Ctrl + B - Opens the Basic Recording toolbar.
- Alt + Ctrl + C - Opens the Citrix Recording toolbar.
- Alt + Ctrl + D - Opens the Desktop Recording toolbar.
- Alt + Ctrl + W - Opens the Web Recording toolbar.
- Shift + F9 - Removes all the breakpoints in the currently opened workflow.
- Shift + F11 - When debugging, steps over the execution of a block of activities in the currently selected workflow.
- Pause - Pauses the execution of the current workflow, in both normal and debug mode.
- F7 - Runs the workflow in debug mode.
- F8 - Checks the workflow for validation errors.
- F9 - Marks the selected activity with a breakpoint.
- F11 - When debugging, enables you to step into a block of activities and executes the first one.
- F5 - Runs the workflow that is currently open.
- F12 - Stops the execution of the current workflow, in both normal and debug mode.
- F2 - Adds delay during a recording activity.
- F3 - Lets you specify a custom recording region.
- F4 - Lets you choose the UI Framework to record, which can be Default, AA, and UIA.