This article provides a brief overview of shortcut keys in Autodesk Revit Architecture for your reference.
Editing Shortcuts:
“DE” – Delete
“MD” – Modify
“MENU:” – Last selection
“SA” – Select all instances
“MV” – Move
“CO” / “CC” – Copy
“RO” – Rotate
“AR” – Array
“MM” – Mirror
“RE” – Resize
“GP” – Create a group
“EG” – Edit group
“UG” – Ungroup
“LG” – Link group
“EX” – Exclude components
“MP” – Move components to project
“RB” – Restore excluded components
“RA” – Restore all
“AP” – Add to group
“RG” – Remove from group
“AD” – Attach detail drawings
“PG” – Group properties
“FG” – Finish group
“CG” – Cancel group
“PP” – Lock position
“UP” – Unlock position
“CS” – Create similar instances
“PR” – Properties
View Shortcuts:
“ZR” / “ZZ” – Zoom region
“ZO” / “ZV” – Zoom out
“ZF” / “ZE” / “ZX” – Zoom to fit
“ZA” – Zoom all to fit
“ZS” – Zoom to selected
“ZP” / “ZC” – Previous pan/zoom
“VP” – View properties
F8 – Dynamic view modification
“VG” / “VV” – Visibility/Graphics settings
“HH” – Hide elements
“HI” – Isolate elements
“HC” – Hide category
“IC” – Isolate category
“HR” – Reset temporary hide/isolate
“EH” – Hide in view (elements)
“VH” – Hide in view (category)
“EU” – Unhide in view (elements)
“VU” – Unhide in view (category)
“WF” – Wireframe display
“HL” – Hidden line display
“SD” – Shaded with edges
“AG” – Advanced model graphics
“TL” – Thin lines
“RR” – Render with ray tracing
F5 – Refresh view
Modeling Shortcuts:
“WA” – Wall
“DR” – Door
“WN” – Window
“CL” – Ceiling
“CM” – Component
“RP” – Reference plane
Drawing Shortcuts:
“DI” – Dimension
“EL” – Spot elevation
“TX” – Text
“GR” – Grid
“LL” – Level
“TG” – Tag by category
“RM” – Room
“RT” – Room tag
“DL” – Detail line
Tool Shortcuts:
F7 – Spell check
“MA” – Match properties
“LW” – Linework
“PT” – Paint
“SF” – Split face
“AL” – Align
“SL” – Split element
“TR” – Trim/Extend
“OF” – Offset
Setup Shortcuts:
“SU” – Sun and shadow settings
“UN” – Project units
Window Shortcuts:
“WC” – Cascade windows
“WT” – Tile windows
Snap Shortcuts:
“SE” – Snap to endpoint
“SM” – Snap to midpoint
“SC” – Snap to center
“SN” – Snap to nearest
“SP” – Snap to perpendicular
“ST” – Snap to tangent
“SW” – Snap to work plane grid
“SQ” – Snap to quadrant
“SR” – Snap to intersection
“SO” – Snap off
“SS” – Snap on














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