In 2015, I created The Ultimate Adobe Creative Cloud Keyboard Shortcuts Cheat Sheet, where I listed all of the most useful keyboard shortcuts for all of the most popular Adobe Creative Cloud apps such as Photoshop, Illustrator and Fireworks. This year I have made the cheat sheet even more comprehensive and better by updating each of the Adobe programs shortcuts and adding in Adobe LightRoom.
As you may know, I am a massive fan / geek when it comes to Adobe Creative Cloud. I have been using the Adobe Creative Cloud suite for a number of years now. I use the suite to create audio, videos, header graphics, infographics, logos and custom images for my various blogs, websites and side projects. For me it’s essential that I get stuff done as quickly as possible as my time is precious to me.
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I use these shortcuts a hell of a lot to help reduce my work time. I’ve discovered that by making a list of the most commonly used tasks I do on Adobe Creative and then finding out how to do them quicker through shortcuts, I’ve taken off 30 minutes from my working day. Speeding up my work and processes is a constant battle and one I am consistently trying to improve.
To help you learn all these different keyboard shortcuts (some of which aren’t published in the software) I have created yet another massive cheat sheet, which you can save for your future reference.
If you found this useful please feel free to Pin, Tweet, Like or share this cheat sheet on your own website!
If you would prefer the individual cheat sheets they can all be found here:
- Adobe Fireworks
- Adobe Photoshop
- Adobe Illustrator
- Adobe After Effects
- Adobe Indesign
- Adobe Premiere Pro
- Adobe Dreamweaver
- Adobe Flash
- Adobe Lightroom
- Adobe Bridge
- Adobe Audition
- Adobe Acrobat
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Hi Jamie.
Thanks for sharing this awesome resource. Hate to be the Grinch but on the Indesign keyboard graphic it looks like the description text for ‘add anchor’ and ‘delete anchor’ are reversed, but apart from that: Brilliant!!
Regards
Stu
Hi Jamie,
I was wondering if you have a full set of the 2017 shortcut PDFs available to download? Some of the individual links are the 2015 versions.
Thank you!
Hi Jamie, just wanted to say you’ve done a great job with the 2017 shortcuts – very helpful!
The links for the individual application shortcut files are linking to the 2015 version – will you be providing links to the individual 2017 versions?
Yes I will sort that out in the next few weeks.
I would like a printable PDF, of the individual page version, of 2017 shortcuts for InDesign. Currently I only get the 2015 version. Is the 2017 version available?
Just updated the page for you Shara.
You can download the PDF via the link near the bottom of the graphic.
Hi Jamie, it’s so nice of you to share the above useful information here. I think your post should be shared with more people especially like graphic designers or Adobe community.
Already has my friend. It was featured on the adobe blog.
Thank you so much for this, Jamie – this is very useful. I’m a Graphic Designer from Switzerland.
Thanks Bridget! Please feel free to share it with your fellow graphic design colleagues.
Thank you for this information template Reina.
Hi, I would like to translate you PS cheat sheets into Dutch and put them on y website and share it with the Adobe community. Obvious giving you the credits. Am I allowed to do so? Grtz Reina
Thanks Reina. That would be awesome. Thank you!
Something messed up in Photoshop shortcuts – first Windows column.