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40 Evince Keyboard Shortcuts

List of Evince Shortcuts

Learn Evince Shortcuts for Windows

Most Used Evince Shortcuts

Action Evince Shortcut keys
Open a document. Ctrl + O
Open a copy of the current document. Ctrl + N
Save a copy of the current document with a new file name. Ctrl + S
Print the current document. Ctrl + P
Close the current document window. Ctrl + W
Reload the document Ctrl + R
Copy highlighted text. Ctrl + C
Select all the text in a document Ctrl + A
Use the full screen to view the document F11
Start a presentation F5
Invert background and text colors Ctrl + I
Swap between continuous and page-by-page view of the document C
Display two pages side by side D
Add a post-it-like note S
Highlight text Ctrl + H
Search Box Ctrl + F
Go to the next search result Ctrl + G
Go to the previous search result Ctrl + Shift + G

Moving around a document Shortcuts

Action Evince Shortcuts
Move up/down on a page. Arrow Keys
Move up a page several lines at a time. Page Up Key
Move down a page several lines at a time. Page Down Key
Go to the previous page. Ctrl + Page Up key
Go to the next page. Ctrl + Page Down Key
Go to the page number. Ctrl + L
Go to the beginning of a page Home
Go to the end of a page End
Go to the beginning of the document. Ctrl + Home
Go to the end of the document. Ctrl + End
Add a bookmark to the current page. Ctrl + D
Delete the bookmark on the current page if there is one. Ctrl + Shift + D
Display the sidebar with a table of contents and bookmarks. F9
Enable caret navigation placing a moveable cursor in text pages, allowing you to move around and select text with the keyboard. F7

Rotating and Zooming Shortcuts

Action Evince Shortcut keys
Rotate the pages 90 degrees counter-clockwise. Ctrl + Left Arrow Key
Rotate the pages 90 degrees clockwise. Ctrl + Right Arrow Key
Default zoom. Ctrl + 0
Zoom in. Ctrl + +
Zoom out. Ctrl + –
Fit the page into the window. F
Fit the content width to the space available. W
Automatic zoom A

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