### Shortcut / Key Binding Assignments The default key bindings are: | Modifiers | Key | Action | | --------- | --- | ------ | | `SUPER` | `c` | `Copy` | | `SUPER` | `v` | `Paste` | | `CTRL+SHIFT` | `c` | `Copy` | | `CTRL+SHIFT` | `v` | `Paste` | | `SHIFT` | `Insert` | `Paste` | | `SUPER` | `m` | `Hide` | | `SUPER` | `n` | `SpawnWindow` | | `CTRL+SHIFT` | `n` | `SpawnWindow` | | `ALT` | `Enter` | `ToggleFullScreen` | | `SUPER` | `-` | `DecreaseFontSize` | | `CTRL` | `-` | `DecreaseFontSize` | | `SUPER` | `=` | `IncreaseFontSize` | | `CTRL` | `=` | `IncreaseFontSize` | | `SUPER` | `0` | `ResetFontSize` | | `CTRL` | `0` | `ResetFontSize` | | `SUPER` | `t` | `SpawnTabInCurrentTabDomain` | | `CTRL+SHIFT` | `t` | `SpawnTabInCurrentTabDomain` | | `SUPER+SHIFT` | `T` | `SpawnTab` | | `SUPER` | `w` | `CloseCurrentTab` | | `SUPER` | `1` | `ActivateTab(0)` | | `SUPER` | `2` | `ActivateTab(1)` | | `SUPER` | `3` | `ActivateTab(2)` | | `SUPER` | `4` | `ActivateTab(3)` | | `SUPER` | `5` | `ActivateTab(4)` | | `SUPER` | `6` | `ActivateTab(5)` | | `SUPER` | `7` | `ActivateTab(6)` | | `SUPER` | `8` | `ActivateTab(7)` | | `SUPER` | `9` | `ActivateTab(8)` | | `CTRL+SHIFT` | `w` | `CloseCurrentTab` | | `CTRL+SHIFT` | `1` | `ActivateTab(0)` | | `CTRL+SHIFT` | `2` | `ActivateTab(1)` | | `CTRL+SHIFT` | `3` | `ActivateTab(2)` | | `CTRL+SHIFT` | `4` | `ActivateTab(3)` | | `CTRL+SHIFT` | `5` | `ActivateTab(4)` | | `CTRL+SHIFT` | `6` | `ActivateTab(5)` | | `CTRL+SHIFT` | `7` | `ActivateTab(6)` | | `CTRL+SHIFT` | `8` | `ActivateTab(7)` | | `CTRL+SHIFT` | `9` | `ActivateTab(8)` | | `SUPER+SHIFT` | `[` | `ActivateTabRelative(-1)` | | `SUPER+SHIFT` | `]` | `ActivateTabRelative(1)` | These can be overridden using the `keys` section in your `~/.wezterm.toml` config file. For example, you can disable a default assignment like this: ``` # Turn off the default CMD-m Hide action [[keys]] key = "m" mods = "CMD" action = "Nop" ``` The `key` value can be one of the following keycode identifiers. Note that not all of these are meaningful on all platforms: `Hyper`, `Super`, `Meta`, `Cancel`, `Backspace`, `Tab`, `Clear`, `Enter`, `Shift`, `Escape`, `LeftShift`, `RightShift`, `Control`, `LeftControl`, `RightControl`, `Alt`, `LeftAlt`, `RightAlt`, `Menu`, `LeftMenu`, `RightMenu`, `Pause`, `CapsLock`, `PageUp`, `PageDown`, `End`, `Home`, `LeftArrow`, `RightArrow`, `UpArrow`, `DownArrow`, `Select`, `Print`, `Execute`, `PrintScreen`, `Insert`, `Delete`, `Help`, `LeftWindows`, `RightWindows`, `Applications`, `Sleep`, `Numpad0`, `Numpad1`, `Numpad2`, `Numpad3`, `Numpad4`, `Numpad5`, `Numpad6`, `Numpad7`, `Numpad8`, `Numpad9`, `Multiply`, `Add`, `Separator`, `Subtract`, `Decimal`, `Divide`, `NumLock`, `ScrollLock`, `BrowserBack`, `BrowserForward`, `BrowserRefresh`, `BrowserStop`, `BrowserSearch`, `BrowserFavorites`, `BrowserHome`, `VolumeMute`, `VolumeDown`, `VolumeUp`, `MediaNextTrack`, `MediaPrevTrack`, `MediaStop`, `MediaPlayPause`, `ApplicationLeftArrow`, `ApplicationRightArrow`, `ApplicationUpArrow`, `ApplicationDownArrow`. Alternatively, a single unicode character can be specified to indicate pressing the corresponding key. Possible Modifier labels are: * `SUPER`, `CMD`, `WIN` - these are all equivalent: on macOS the `Command` key, on Windows the `Windows` key, on Linux this can also be the `Super` or `Hyper` key. Left and right are equivalent. * `SHIFT` - The shift key. Left and right are equivalent. * `ALT`, `OPT`, `META` - these are all equivalent: on macOS the `Option` key, on other systems the `Alt` or `Meta` key. Left and right are equivalent. You can combine modifiers using the `|` symbol (eg: `"CMD|CTRL"`). Possible actions are listed below. Some actions require a parameter that is specified via the `arg` key; see examples below. | Name | Effect | | ------------------ | ------------------ | | `SpawnTab` | Create a new local tab in the current window | | `SpawnTabInCurrentTabDomain` | Create a new tab in the current window. The tab will be spawned in the same domain as the currently active tab | | `SpawnTabInDomain` | Create a new tab in the current window. The tab will be spawned in the domain specified by the `arg` value | | `SpawnWindow` | Create a new window | | `ToggleFullScreen` | Toggles full screen mode for current window | | `Paste` | Paste the clipboard to the current tab | | `ActivateTabRelative` | Activate a tab relative to the current tab. The `arg` value specifies an offset. eg: `-1` activates the tab to the left of the current tab, while `1` activates the tab to the right. | | `ActivateTab` | Activate the tab specified by the `arg` value. eg: `0` activates the leftmost tab, while `1` activates the second tab from the left, and so on. | | `IncreaseFontSize` | Increases the font size of the current window by 10% | | `DecreaseFontSize` | Decreases the font size of the current window by 10% | | `ResetFontSize` | Reset the font size for the current window to the value in your configuration | | `SendString` | Sends the string specified by the `arg` value to the terminal in the current tab, as though that text were literally typed into the terminal. | | `Nop` | Does nothing. This is useful to disable a default key assignment. | | `Hide` | Hides the current window | | `Show` | Shows the current window | | `CloseCurrentTab` | Equivalent to clicking the `x` on the window title bar to close it: Closes the current tab. If that was the last tab, closes that window. If that was the last window, wezterm terminates. | Example: ```toml # Turn off the default CMD-m Hide action [[keys]] key = "m" mods = "CMD" action = "Nop" # Macro for sending in some boiler plate. This types `wtf!?` each # time CMD+SHIFT+W is pressed [[keys]] key = "W" mods = "CMD|SHIFT" action = "SendString" arg = "wtf!?" # CTRL+ALT+0 activates the leftmost tab [[keys]] key = "0" mods = "CTRL|ALT" action = "ActivateTab" # the tab number arg = "0" # CMD+y spawns a new tab in Domain 1 [[keys]] key = "y" mods = "CMD" action = "SpawnTabInDomain" # the domain ID arg = "1" ```