Complete Grafana keyboard shortcuts reference — 15 shortcuts across 2 categories. Quick reference cheat sheet for Cross-platform (browser).
| Shortcut | Action |
|---|---|
| Ctrl + S | Save the current dashboard |
| Ctrl + K | Open the command palette |
| f | Open the dashboard finder / search |
| d k | Toggle kiosk mode (hides the menu) |
| d e | Expand all rows |
| d s | Open dashboard settings |
| Esc | Exit panel when in full screen view or edit mode |
| ? | Display all keyboard shortcuts available in your version |
| Shortcut | Action |
|---|---|
| e | Toggle panel edit view |
| v | Toggle panel full screen view |
| p u | Open share panel link configuration |
| p e | Open share panel embed configuration |
| p s | Open share panel snapshot configuration |
| p d | Duplicate panel |
| p r | Remove panel |
The most essential Grafana shortcuts are: Ctrl + S (Save the current dashboard), Ctrl + K (Open the command palette), f (Open the dashboard finder / search). These cover the most frequent actions and can significantly speed up your workflow.
Grafana has 15 keyboard shortcuts across 2 categories on shortcut-tools.com.
Press them while the Grafana web interface has focus. Panel shortcuts additionally require the mouse to be hovering the panel you want to affect. Two-letter entries are sequences: press the keys one after the other rather than together.
The Grafana shortcut for save the current dashboard is Ctrl + S.
Grafana includes 8 Global shortcuts, including Ctrl + S (Save the current dashboard) and Ctrl + K (Open the command palette). See the full list in the Global section above.
Print the Grafana cheat sheet and keep it next to your keyboard for the first week, then switch to active recall: open Shortcut Speedrun and practice Grafana shortcuts against the clock until they're automatic.
Yes — use My Stack to combine Grafana shortcuts with any other platform on this site into one printable reference, which is useful if your daily workflow spans several tools.
Those are panel shortcuts, and they only apply to the panel the mouse is currently hovering over. Move the pointer onto a panel first, then press the key. Shortcuts written as two letters, such as d then s, are sequences rather than combinations - press the first key, release it, then press the second.
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