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When editing videos using editing software, to enhance operational efficiency, you can change the default shortcut key combinations to single keys. This allows the right hand to operate the mouse while the left hand uses single key presses. For example, splitting a video clip with Ctrl+B can be changed to the b key, requiring one less key press.

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Here are my own Filmora shortcut settings (all lowercase):

Function Original Key New Key Description
Trim left of playhead Alt+[ q Select the clip, move the playhead, then press 'q' to delete the left part.
Trim right of playhead Alt+] w Select the clip, move the playhead, then press 'w' to delete the right part.
Split Ctrl+B b Split video clip.
Delete Del z Changed all delete functions to 'z'. Concentrates keys for left-hand use.
Go To Previous Marker Shift_Up , Located near 'M' for easy recall.
Go To Next Marker Shift+Down . Located near 'M' for easy recall.
Select Previous Ctrl+Left d Convenient for selection (A, S are already assigned).
Select Next Ctrl+Right f Easy to remember and use for selection.
Start of project Home Ctrl+Home Single key is easy to press accidentally; changed to a combination key.
End of project End Ctrl+End Single key is easy to press accidentally; changed to a combination key.

💡 Explanation article (Traditional Chinese): https://jdev.tw/blog/8797/
💡 Explanation article(English): https://quaily.com/jdevtw-en/p/fimora-practice-efficiency-editing-fimora-shortcut-custom-tips
💡 解説記事(日本語): https://quaily.com/jdevtw-jp/p/fimora-practice-efficiency-editing-fimora-shortcut-custom-tips

✅ Keyboard shortcuts list: https://filmora.wondershare.com/guide/keyboard-shortcuts-on-windows.html

3. Tutorial Video(CC Subtitles)