Intro
Miro on Windows uses Ctrl for modifier-based shortcuts. Single-key tool shortcuts (S, R, T, C, F) work without any modifier, the same as on Mac. The shortcut set is identical to Mac with the modifier swapped.
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Miro on Windows uses Ctrl for modifier-based shortcuts. Single-key tool shortcuts (S, R, T, C, F) work without any modifier, the same as on Mac. The shortcut set is identical to Mac with the modifier swapped.
Single-key tool activation. S (sticky note), R (shape), T (text), C (connector), F (frame), V (select), bare key presses, no Ctrl modifier needed. These work the same on Windows as on Mac.
Canvas navigation. Ctrl+1 fits the board to the screen. Ctrl++ / Ctrl+- zoom in and out. Space+drag pans the canvas.
Frame navigation. Moving between frames in presentation or review mode uses arrow-based shortcuts covered in the table.
Grouping and arrangement. Ctrl+G groups selected elements; Ctrl+Shift+G ungroups. Ctrl+[ and Ctrl+] adjust stacking order.
Selection. Ctrl+A selects all. Tab moves selection to the next element.
The Miro Windows shortcut list is available as a printable PDF.
Yes, with the modifier key swapped. Single-key tool shortcuts (S, R, T, C, F) are identical on both platforms. Modifier-based shortcuts use Ctrl on Windows instead of Command on Mac.
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