Keyboard Shortcut Guide

🎯 Basic Shortcuts

Main Function Shortcuts

These are the most commonly used shortcuts, recommended to master first:

Edit Operation Shortcuts

Shortcuts used during screenshot editing process:

🔍 Selection Mode Shortcuts

Precise Control

When selecting screenshot areas, these shortcuts help you precisely control:

Confirm and Cancel

Operations after selection is complete:

💡 Usage Tips

Shortcut Memory Tips

• S stands for Screenshot: Ctrl+Shift+S opens screenshot interface
• F stands for Full: Ctrl+Shift+F full page screenshot
• E stands for Element: Ctrl+Shift+E element selection
• A stands for Area: Ctrl+Shift+A area selection
• Q stands for Quick: Ctrl+Shift+Q quick screenshot

Combination Key Usage Suggestions

1. Single-handed Operation: Most shortcuts can be completed with left hand
2. Right Hand Mouse: Left hand for shortcuts, right hand for mouse
3. Progressive Learning: First remember the most common ones, gradually master all

Practical Application Scenarios

Scenario 1: Quick Screenshot

1. See content that needs screenshot
2. Press Ctrl+Shift+Q (Windows) or Cmd+Shift+Q (Mac)
3. Immediately complete screenshot, save to default location

Scenario 2: Precise Selection

1. Press Ctrl+Shift+E to enter element selection mode
2. Move mouse to target element
3. Use arrow keys for precise adjustment (1px each time)
4. Press Enter to confirm selection

Scenario 3: Full Page Long Screenshot

1. Open long page that needs screenshot
2. Press Ctrl+Shift+F to directly start full page screenshot
3. Wait for auto-scrolling and stitching to complete
4. Automatically save to download folder

⚙️ Shortcut Customization

Currently shortcuts are preset and cannot be customized. But you can:

1. Adapt to Presets: Get used to current shortcut settings through practice
2. Use Extension: Use browser extension manager to view and modify shortcuts
3. Wait for Updates: Future versions may support shortcut customization

🔧 Shortcut Conflict Handling

If encountering shortcut conflicts:

Check Conflicts

1. Open browser extension management page (chrome://extensions/)
2. View shortcut settings
3. Confirm if other extensions use same shortcuts

Solutions

1. Temporary Disable: Temporarily disable conflicting extensions
2. Modify Other Extensions: If possible, modify other extension shortcuts
3. Use Alternative Methods: Use icon clicking instead of shortcuts

🎯 Shortcut Practice Suggestions

Beginners (Week 1)

• Focus practice: Ctrl+Shift+S (open interface)
• Practice 5-10 times daily
• Form muscle memory

Intermediate Users (Weeks 2-3)

• Master: Ctrl+Shift+F/E/A/Q
• Practice with different scenarios
• Improve usage speed

Advanced Users (After 1 month)

• Proficiently use all shortcuts
• Use Ctrl+Z/Y during editing
• Reach blind operation level

📝 Shortcut Cheat Sheet

Main Functions

Ctrl+Shift+S → Open screenshot interface
Ctrl+Shift+F → Full page screenshot
Ctrl+Shift+E → Element selection
Ctrl+Shift+A → Area selection
Ctrl+Shift+Q → Quick screenshot

Edit Operations

Ctrl+Z     → Undo
Ctrl+Y     → Redo (Windows)
Cmd+Shift+Z → Redo (Mac)
Ctrl+S     → Save
Esc        → Cancel

Precise Control

Arrow Keys    → Precise movement 1px
Shift+Arrow Keys → Quick movement 10px
Ctrl+Arrow Keys  → Adjust selection box size
Shift+Drag     → Proportional scaling
Enter          → Confirm selection

🎉 Summary

Shortcuts are important tools for improving work efficiency. By mastering FullPageScreenshot's shortcuts, you can:

• Save Time: Reduce mouse clicks and menu navigation
• Improve Precision: Use keyboard for precise control
• Smooth Operation: Achieve uninterrupted workflow
• Professional Experience: Work efficiently like professionals

Remember: Practice makes perfect! With more practice, these shortcuts will soon become your second nature.