Keyboard shortcuts
Keyboard shortcuts to navigate Ordinary faster.
Written by The Ordinary Team · Updated Keyboard shortcuts
Most pages in Ordinary support keyboard navigation. Shortcuts use
Cmd on macOS, Ctrl on Windows/Linux (shown as Cmd/Ctrl below).
Global
| Shortcut | Action |
|---|---|
Cmd/Ctrl + K | Open the command palette |
/ | Focus the search box on the current page |
? | Show keyboard shortcuts overlay |
Esc | Close any open modal / dismiss a prompt |
Navigation
| Shortcut | Action |
|---|---|
g then d | Go to Dashboard |
g then f | Go to Funnel |
g then a | Go to Attribution |
g then c | Go to Customers |
g then p | Go to Products |
g then s | Go to Settings |
g then t | Go to Team settings |
Date range
| Shortcut | Action |
|---|---|
d | Open the date range picker |
t | Today |
y | Yesterday |
7 | Last 7 days |
3 | Last 30 days |
9 | Last 90 days |
These work when the focus is on the date range selector or on any report page.
Tables and lists
| Shortcut | Action |
|---|---|
↑ / ↓ | Move selection up / down in a list |
Enter | Open the selected row |
Cmd/Ctrl + F | Focus the table search |
Cmd/Ctrl + C | Copy the selected row’s ID (if applicable) |
Command palette (Cmd/Ctrl + K)
The fastest way around. Type any of:
- A page name — “funnel”, “customers”, “settings”.
- A customer’s name or email — jumps straight to their profile.
- A product name — jumps to the product detail page.
- An integration name — “meta”, “amazon”, “shopify” → opens the integration card.
- A command — “invite”, “upgrade”, “disconnect”.
Arrow keys navigate matches, Enter picks, Esc cancels.
Tips
- Most shortcuts work as long as nothing is text-focused. If you’re typing in a search box, most shortcuts won’t fire until you blur it.
- Press
?anywhere to see an overlay of all shortcuts for the current page.