Railcut includes four shortcut preset lists — Premiere (default), DaVinci Resolve , Final Cut Pro , and After Effects — and lets you fully customize any shortcut or save your own preset list.
To change your preset or customize shortcuts, click the Keyboard Shortcuts
Mac users: Railcut uses the Ctrl key (^), not Command, for all shortcuts. This is because After Effects intercepts Command key shortcuts before CEP panels can receive them. All Ctrl+ shortcuts in this reference mean the physical Ctrl key on your keyboard.
A dash (—) means the shortcut is not available in that preset.
Action Key Play / Stop Space
Action Default (Premiere) DaVinci FCP After Effects Step Forward 1 Frame → → → Page Down Step Backward 1 Frame ← ← ← Page Up Step Forward 10 Frames Shift+→ Shift+→ Shift+→ Shift+Page Down Step Backward 10 Frames Shift+← Shift+← Shift+← Shift+Page Up Go to Start Home Home Home Home Go to End End End End End Next Edit Point ↓ ↓ ‘ Ctrl+Alt+Shift+→ Previous Edit Point ↑ ↑ ; Ctrl+Alt+Shift+← Go to Work Area In Shift+I Shift+I Shift+I J Go to Work Area Out Shift+O Shift+O Shift+O K
Action Default (Premiere) DaVinci FCP After Effects Nudge 1 Frame Right Alt+→ . . Alt+Page Down Nudge 1 Frame Left Alt+← , , Alt+Page Up Nudge 10 Frames Right Alt+Shift+→ Shift+. Shift+. Alt+Shift+Page Down Nudge 10 Frames Left Alt+Shift+← Shift+, Shift+, Alt+Shift+Page Up
Nudge moves selected clips in time without affecting other clips.
Action Default (Premiere) DaVinci FCP After Effects Delete (leave gap) Delete Backspace Shift+Delete Delete Ripple Delete (close gap) Shift+Delete Delete Delete Shift+Delete Lift (remove work area, leave gap) ; ; — — Extract (remove work area, close gap) ' ' — — Toggle Clip Enable — D V — Add Edit (targeted tracks) Ctrl+K Ctrl+\ Ctrl+B Ctrl+Shift+D Add Edit to All Tracks Ctrl+Shift+K Ctrl+Shift+\ Ctrl+Shift+B Ctrl+Shift+D Ripple Trim Next Edit W Ctrl+Shift+] Alt+] Alt+] Ripple Trim Previous Edit Q Ctrl+Shift+[ Alt+[ Alt+[ Trim Next Edit, no ripple (Mac) Opt+W Shift+] — — Trim Next Edit, no ripple (Win) Ctrl+Alt+W Shift+] — — Trim Previous Edit, no ripple (Mac) Opt+Q Shift+[ — — Trim Previous Edit, no ripple (Win) Ctrl+Alt+Q Shift+[ — — Mark In Point I I I B Mark Out Point O O O N Mark Clip X X X X Add Marker M M M * Select All Ctrl+A Ctrl+A Ctrl+A Ctrl+A Move Clip Up Alt+↑ Alt+↑ Ctrl+Alt+↑ Ctrl+Alt+↑ Move Clip Down Alt+↓ Alt+↓ Ctrl+Alt+↓ Ctrl+Alt+↓ Zoom to Sequence \ Shift+Z Shift+Z ; Undo Ctrl+Z Ctrl+Z Ctrl+Z Ctrl+Z Redo Ctrl+Shift+Z Ctrl+Shift+Z Ctrl+Shift+Z Ctrl+Shift+Z
Copy (Ctrl+C), Cut (Ctrl+X), Paste (Ctrl+V), and Paste Insert (Ctrl+Shift+V) are universal OS shortcuts. They work in Railcut but are not listed in the Keyboard Shortcuts editor and cannot be reassigned.
Action Default (Premiere) DaVinci FCP After Effects Zoom In = Ctrl+= Ctrl+= = Zoom Out - Ctrl+- Ctrl+- - Toggle Snap Shift+S N N Shift+S Minimize All Tracks Shift+– Shift+– Shift+– Shift+– Expand All Tracks Shift+= Shift+= Shift+= Shift+=
Tool Default (Premiere) DaVinci FCP After Effects Selection Tool V A A V Track Select Forward A — A A Track Select Backward Shift+A — Shift+A Shift+A Ripple Edit Tool B T T — Rolling Edit Tool N T T — Rate Stretch Tool R Ctrl+R Ctrl+R R Razor Tool C B B C Slip Tool Y W T Y Slide Tool U W T U Pen Tool P P P P Zoom Tool Z Z Z Z Hand Tool H H H H
Click Keyboard Shortcuts to open the shortcut editor. You can:
Pick a built-in preset (Premiere, DaVinci Resolve, Final Cut Pro, After Effects)
Use the search field to filter shortcuts by name or description
Click any shortcut in the list to reassign it
Save your customizations as a named custom preset
Reset to preset defaults at any time
Railcut detects conflicts and warns you if a new shortcut clashes with an existing one.
