Fusion 360 Keyboard Shortcuts

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Home

Fit View

Fit model to screen

Shift+Middle Mouse

Pan

Pan viewport

Middle Mouse

Orbit

Orbit around model

Scroll Wheel

Zoom

Zoom in/out

F

Full Screen

Toggle fullscreen mode

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L

Line

Draw line

C

Circle

Draw circle

R

Rectangle

Draw rectangle

P

Project

Project geometry

D

Dimension

Add dimension

X

Trim

Trim entities

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E

Extrude

Extrude profile

Q

Press Pull

Press or pull faces

J

Join

Join bodies

M

Move/Copy

Move or copy objects

Delete

Delete

Delete selected objects

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Frequently Asked Questions

What Sketch shortcuts does Fusion 360 have?

Fusion 360 includes 6 Sketch shortcuts, including L (Line) and C (Circle). See the full list in the Sketch section above.

What View shortcuts does Fusion 360 have?

Fusion 360 includes 5 View shortcuts, including Home (Fit View) and Shift + Middle Mouse (Pan). See the full list in the View section above.

Can I combine Fusion 360 shortcuts with other tools?

Yes — use My Stack to combine Fusion 360 shortcuts with any other platform on this site into one printable reference, which is useful if your daily workflow spans several tools.

Do Fusion 360 shortcuts differ between Windows and Mac?

Most do not — the underlying key is the same, but Fusion 360 (like most software) maps Ctrl on Windows/Linux to Cmd on Mac for standard operations. Where a shortcut is platform-specific, this page notes the Mac variant next to the Windows one. Autodesk keeps the core modeling shortcuts identical across both platforms specifically so teams can mix Windows and Mac machines on the same project without anyone needing to retrain their hands.