While many keyboard shortcuts can be seen in the menus (such as the View menu shown below), some might not be quite so obvious.

Card navigation

Within any card you can use any of the usual macOS keyboard shortcuts for editing text, for example:

⌘A → Select-All: Selects all text on the current card

⇧← and ⇧→ Select text (character-by-character)

⇧⌥← and ⇧⌥→ Select text (word-by-word)

⇧⌘← and ⇧⌘→ Select text (line-by-line)

The up(↑ ) and down (↓) arrow keys can be used to navigate within a multiline card, but if you are at the beginning or end of a card’s text, you can continue to the next or previous card.

To quickly navigate between cards, jump to the beginning or end of a card’s text with ⌘↑ and ⌘↓ and then continue to the next or previous with another stroke of the arrow key.

Running presentations

When you are running a presentation, if a CueCam window has focus, you can use ⌥⌘→ and ⌥⌘← to present to the next or previous card.

Use ⌘. to end the current presentation.

Opening windows

Use ⌘⇧D to show the Teleprompter window.

Use ⌘⇧Lfor the Live Camera.

Aside 3D

Some keyboard shortcuts, like Aside 3D, use single-key commands.

These are most effective when the Live Camera window has focus.

Video Pencil

You can control Video Pencil with keyboard shortcuts in CueCam but it’s a better experience if you use a Stream Deck.