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Zoom: Keyboard Shortcuts For Windows 10 and iPadOS

Judy SanhzMay 28, 2020 Comments (0)

Thanks to the following Zoom keyboard shortcuts, you’ll definitely become a Zoom master. The tough part will be trying to remember all of them, but it’s nothing that some practice can’t fix.

You can start off by trying to memorize the commands for the essential functions. After that, you can move on to more specific commands such as switching to the gallery view or hide the chat panel.

Contents

  • 1 General Zoom Keyboard shortcuts for Windows
  • 2 Useful Functions to Use During a Zoom Meeting
  • 3 Zoom Keyboard Shortcuts for iPad with a Keyboard
  • 4 How to Personalize the Zoom Hotkeys
  • 5 Conclusion

General Zoom Keyboard shortcuts for Windows

  • Ctrl + Up Keys – This will take you to the previous chat
  • Alt + F4 Keys – To close the window you’re currently on
  • Ctrl + F – Open the search option
  • Alt + F – Enables/disables full screen mode
  • Ctrl + Tab – Takes you to the tab to the right
  • Ctrl + Shift + Tab – Takes you to the tab to the left
  • Alt + L – Switch between landscape/portrait mode
  • F6 – Use this to shift between popup windows
  • Ctrl + T – Jump to chat
  • Ctrl + Down key – Takes you to next chat
  • Ctrl + Up Key – Previous chat
  • Alt + I – Invite menu
  • Ctrl + W – Ends current chat
  • Ctrl + Alt + Shift – Takes you to meeting controls
  • Page up and Down Key – Previous/Next video in the gallery
  • Alt + Shift + T – Screenshot

Useful Functions to Use During a Zoom Meeting

  • Alt + R – Begin/stop local recording
  • Alt – C –   Begin/stop cloud recording
  • Alt + P – Pause/unpause recording
  • PageUp – See the preceding page of users in Gallery View
  • Page Down – Shows you the following page of users in Gallery View
  • Alt + Y – Raises and lowers your hand
  • Alt + Shift + R – Start remote control
  • Alt + Shift + G – Stops remote control permission
  • Ctrl + Alt + Shift + H – Hides/reveals floating meeting control
  • Ctrl + Alt + Shift – Focus on the meeting controls
  • Alt + N – Switch between cameras
  • Alt + H – Hide/reveal the chat panel
  • Alt + I – Invite window
  • Alt + U – Access to participants panel
  • Alt + F1 – Go to the active speaker
  • Alt + F2 – Go to the gallery view
  • Alt + M – Cancel everyone’s audio except the host’s
  • Alt + A – Mute/unmute your audio
  • Alt + Shift + S – Share/stop sharing your screen
  • Alt + T – Pause/continue with screen sharing
  • Alt + V – Turn video on/off

Zoom Keyboard Shortcuts for iPad with a Keyboard

  • Cmd + W – Close front window
  • Cmd + Shift + V – Turn video on/off
  • Cmd + Shift + A – Turn audio on/off
  • Cmd + Shift + M – Minimize the meeting
  • Cmd + Shift + H – Turn chat on/off
  • Cmd + U – Toggle the manage participants panel

How to Personalize the Zoom Hotkeys

If you’re using Zoom on your Windows computer, you can change the default Zoom hotkeys. To alter them, log into your account and click on the cogwheel.

On the left side of the window, click on Keyboard Shortcuts, and a list of options will appear. To change one, click on the command, for example, click on Alt + F2. Type in the new command and click on an empty space, and your changes will be saved.

Conclusion

You may or may not use all of the keyboard shortcuts for Zoom, but it’s nice to know they’re there. Is there something you wish there was a keyboard shortcut for?

Categories: iPhone | Windows

Author Judy Sanhz

I am a tech geek who loves technology. I have been writing about tech for over a decade, covering various devices and programs. I write about Android, Apple, and Windows devices and programs. I stay updated on the latest gadgets, upgrades, features, and news. I aim to make complicated tech information easy for everyone to read. I've been with TechniPages from the beginning to help others fix their tech issues with the easy-to-follow guides.

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Last Updated on May 28, 2020 by Mitch Bartlett