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On Android, Gmail supports keyboard shortcuts when a physical or Bluetooth keyboard is connected. The set covers composing and replying, common email actions, navigation, and basic text editing, and it uses Ctrl for compose and editing shortcuts.
A keyboard is required. Shortcuts work only with a physical or Bluetooth keyboard attached to the device. There is no in-app setting to enable them.
Compose and reply. c composes, r replies, a replies all, f forwards, Ctrl+Enter sends, Ctrl+S saves a draft, and Ctrl+W closes and saves.
Email actions are single keys or Ctrl. e archives, # deletes, s stars, m mutes, z undoes, and Ctrl+U refreshes the inbox.
Navigation. j and k move between conversations, Enter opens a conversation, and Ctrl and comma opens Settings.
Text editing uses Ctrl. Ctrl+X, Ctrl+C, Ctrl+V, and Ctrl+A handle cut, copy, paste, and select all. The full set is in the table above.
The Gmail shortcut list for Android is available as a printable PDF.
Yes, with a physical or Bluetooth keyboard connected. The Android app supports composing, replying, common email actions, navigation, and text editing. There is no setting to turn on, unlike Gmail on the web.
Press Ctrl+Enter while composing. Ctrl+S saves the message as a draft and Ctrl+W closes and saves it.
Need more than shortcuts?
Visit the Gmail app page for an overview and helpful links.
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