How to use keyboard shortcuts in Freeform on iPad

You can use keyboard shortcuts in Freeform on iPad with an iPad keyboard to quickly start boards, move items, and more.

By Stacey Butler - Senior Staff Writer
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If your iPad is connected to an iPad keyboard, you can use keyboard shortcuts to quickly perform actions in the Freeform app. You can start a new board, duplicate a board, move between the items on a board, or group multiple items to become one unit. And you can learn the keyboard shortcuts right on your iPad.

Examples of keyboard shortcuts

  • Start a new board: Press Command-N.
  • Create a copy of a board (duplicate): Press Shift-Command-D.
  • Move between the items on a board: Press Tab.
  • Move an item behind all items: Press Shift-Command-B.
  • Group multiple items to become one unit (after selecting them): Press Option-Command-G.

Learn keyboard shortcuts

Press and hold the Globe key or Command (⌘) key until the shortcuts appear.

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Stacey is a senior staff writer at GeeksChalk and has been writing about Apple for nearly a decade. She covers all things Apple for GeeksChalk, including iPhones, iPads and Mac. Based in Honolulu, Hawaii, Stacey is often found hiking precarious landscapes or tinkering with a camera.
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