Feedly Keyboard Shortcuts: The Complete Cheat Sheet
Feedly’s keyboard shortcuts let you navigate feeds, triage articles, and save content without ever touching your mouse. They’re especially useful if you process dozens or hundreds of articles a day. To see the full shortcut overlay at any time, just press ? anywhere in Feedly and make sure CAPS LOCK is off, or the keys won’t register.
The three you’ll use most: j / k to move to the next and previous article, m to mark as read, and s to save an article for later. Below is the complete, up-to-date list, grouped by what you’re actually trying to do, plus a free PDF cheat sheet you can print.
What are Feedly keyboard shortcuts?
Feedly keyboard shortcuts are single-key and key-combination commands that let you control the Feedly web reader entirely from your keyboard opening articles, marking them read, saving them, and jumping between feeds. They work in the Feedly web app (in any browser); the mobile iOS and Android apps are touch-based and do not use these shortcuts.
Complete list of Feedly keyboard shortcuts
Navigation shortcuts
| Action | Shortcut |
| Show keyboard shortcut overlay | ? |
| Go to Today view | G then T |
| Go to All articles | G then A |
| Go to Favorites | G then F |
| Jump to… (search sources/feeds) | G then G |
| Go to Read Later | G then L |
| Go to Index | G then I |
| Organize sources | G then O |
| Next source or collection | Shift + J |
| Previous source or collection | Shift + K |
| Refresh | R |
Reading & triage shortcuts
| Action | Shortcut |
| Open (inline) next article | J |
| Open (inline) previous article | K |
| Select next article | N |
| Select previous article | P |
| Open or close the selected article | O |
| Toggle mark as read | M |
| Mark as read and hide | X |
| Mark all as read | Shift + A |
| View original in a new tab | V |
| Preview | Shift + V |
Saving & sharing shortcuts
| Action | Shortcut |
| Read later (save for later) | S |
| Save to Board | T |
| Share via Buffer | B |
| Clip to Evernote | C |
How to view all shortcuts inside Feedly
You don’t need to memorize this page. Feedly has a built-in overlay:
- Open Feedly in your web browser and sign in.
- Press the ? key.
- The full keyboard shortcut overlay appears on screen.
- Press ? again or Esc to close it.
This is the fastest way to confirm a shortcut, since Feedly occasionally updates the list.
Do Feedly shortcuts differ on Mac vs Windows?
Mostly no. Feedly’s shortcuts are single letters (j, k, m, s) and Shift combinations, which behave identically on macOS and Windows because they don’t rely on the Cmd or Ctrl modifier. The one thing to watch on either OS: if you have CAPS LOCK enabled, the shortcuts stop working, because Feedly treats J and j differently.
Feedly shortcuts on mobile (iOS & Android)
Keyboard shortcuts are a web-only feature. The Feedly mobile apps for iOS and Android are built around touch gestures swipe to mark as read, tap to open, long-press to save rather than key commands. If you pair an external Bluetooth keyboard with a tablet, a few navigation keys may work in the browser version of Feedly, but the mobile apps themselves are not designed for keyboard control.
Can you customise Feedly shortcuts?
No. Feedly does not currently let you remap or customise keyboard shortcuts. The keys listed above are fixed. Users have requested configurable shortcuts for years, but as of 2026 the set remains preset by Feedly.
Download the Feedly shortcuts PDF
Want a printable version to keep next to your desk? Download the Feedly Shortcuts PDF cheat sheet grouped by Navigation, Reading, and Saving so you can find any key in seconds.
Frequently asked questions
How do I see all keyboard shortcuts in Feedly?
Press the ? key anywhere in the Feedly web app to open the full shortcut overlay. Press ? again or Esc to close it.
What is the shortcut to mark all articles as read in Feedly?
Press Shift + A to mark every article in the current view as read.
What is the shortcut to save an article for later in Feedly?
Press S to save the selected article to Read Later, or T to save it to a Board.
Why aren’t my Feedly keyboard shortcuts working?
The most common cause is CAPS LOCK being enabled. Also check that your cursor isn’t in a text field and that an embedded video hasn’t taken keyboard focus.
Can I change or customise Feedly’s keyboard shortcuts?
No. Feedly’s shortcuts are fixed and cannot be remapped. If you need customisable shortcuts, Inoreader is the closest alternative.
Do Feedly keyboard shortcuts work on mobile?
No. They are a web-only feature. The iOS and Android apps use touch gestures instead.
How do I move to the next article in Feedly?
Press J to open the next article inline, or N to select the next article without opening it. Use K and P to go back.
Final thoughts
Mastering these Feedly keyboard shortcuts turns RSS reading from a click-heavy chore into a fast, keyboard-driven workflow. You don’t need to memorize the whole list start with the essentials (j/k to move between articles, m to mark as read, and s to save for later), and let the rest become muscle memory over time. Whenever you forget one, just press ? inside Feedly to pull up the full overlay.
Keep the PDF cheat sheet nearby while the keys sink in, and remember the golden rule: if a shortcut suddenly stops working, check that CAPS LOCK is off. Once these become second nature, you’ll triage hundreds of articles in a fraction of the time.
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