⌘ / Ctrl — On macOS use ⌘ Command.
On Windows and Linux use Ctrl.
All shortcuts are disabled when focus is inside a text input
to avoid interfering with typing.
Command Actions
Generate Command
Build and display the rsync command from the current form state.
Equivalent to clicking the "Generate Command" button.
⌘+Enter
Copy Command
Copies the generated command to the clipboard.
Only works when a valid command is displayed in the output block.
⌘+Shift+C
Share Link
Encodes the current form state into the URL and copies the
shareable link to the clipboard. Send it to a colleague to
let them open the exact same command configuration.
⌘+Shift+S
Reset Form
Clears all inputs and checkboxes, restoring the form to its
default state. The output block returns to the idle placeholder.
Escape
Panel Toggles
Toggle Explain Flags
Opens or closes the Explain Flags breakdown table, which lists
every token in the generated command with its type and a
plain-language description.
⌘+E
Toggle Command History
Opens or closes the history panel, which shows the last
10 commands you generated. Click any entry to restore the
full form state that produced it.
⌘+H
Toggle Light / Dark Mode
Switches between the dark terminal theme and the light theme.
Your preference is saved to localStorage and persists across
sessions.
⌘+Shift+T
Navigation
Focus Source Path
Moves keyboard focus directly to the Source path input.
Useful for quickly starting a new command without clicking.
⌘+1
Focus Destination Path
Moves keyboard focus directly to the Destination path input.
⌘+2
Open Keyboard Shortcuts
Opens this keyboard shortcuts reference page in a new tab.
?
Tip: All shortcuts except Escape
and ?
are suppressed when a text input has focus, so you can type freely
without accidentally triggering actions.