Keyboard shortcuts for navigation on ArcGIS Pro

[Jamal CHAAOUAN]

Keyboard shortcuts for navigation provide fingertip access to many functions, minimizing the need to change tools. This increases the ability to adjust the experience without the mouse leaving the view or the task. Some shortcuts are only relevant in a 3D view and these will be distinguished below.​

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Use	If you want to	2D	3D	Comments
Insert	Zoom to full extent.	Yes	Yes	Zoom to the full extent of the layers in the map or scene.
-	Zoom out.	Yes	Yes	Incrementally zoom out.
+	Zoom in.	Yes	Yes	Incrementally zoom in.
C	Navigate when using another tool.	Yes	Yes	Press and hold C to use the Explore tool when you are in the middle of another task using another tool. Left button drag—Pan Left button click—Pop-up Wheel button scroll—Zoom Wheel button click and drag—Tilt and rotate in 3D Right button drag—Continuous zoom in and out Hold down C and press Shift or Ctrl while using another tool also allows you to center and zoom in, or just center, respectively.
Alt + click one or more layers in the Contents pane	Zoom to layer's extent.	Yes	Yes	Zoom to the extent of the data for a layer or set of selected layers from the Contents pane.
Z	Zoom continuously.	Yes	Yes	Pressing and holding Z changes the active tool to a continuous zoom in or zoom out mode when dragging the left mouse button.
X	Zoom out incrementally.	Yes	Yes	Click to zoom out incrementally away from your data.
V	Rotate.	Yes	Yes	Rotate around a pivot point where you click on the view.
V + arrow keys	Rotate about the center of view using arrow keys instead of the pointer.	Yes	Yes	Press V and the Up Arrow, Down Arrow, Left Arrow, or Right Arrow keys to rotate around the center of the view.
B	Look around.	No	Yes	The camera turns to look around from the place that you click.
B + arrow keys	Look around using only the keyboard.	No	Yes	Press B and the Up Arrow, Down Arrow, Left Arrow, or Right Arrow keys to manipulate the camera in a 3D view to look around its current location.
<	Go back to the previous extent.	Yes	Yes	Go back to the previous extent, if it exists.
>	Go forward to the next extent.	Yes	Yes	Go forward to the next extent, if it exists.
Q	Roam.	Yes	Yes	In 2D, the view is panned in the direction indicated. The farther the pointer is from the center of the view, the faster panning occurs. In 3D, the camera's attitude and altitude are maintained as the view is panned in the direction indicated by the pointer away from the center of the view.
Q+Shift	Adjust the roam speed to make it slower.	Yes	Yes	While pressing Q to roam, you can press Shift at the same time to slow down the roam speed.
Q+Ctrl	Adjust the roam speed to make it faster.	Yes	Yes	While pressing Q to roam, you can press Ctrl at the same time to speed up the roam speed.
Arrow keys	Nudge the view left, right, up, or down.	Yes	Yes	Use the arrow keys to move the camera up, down, left, or right. In 2D, this is like panning the view in increments. You can repeatedly press the arrow key you need for fine-tuned panning adjustments, or press and hold to keep moving in one particular direction.
U	Move up, higher from the view.	Yes	Yes	In 2D, this behaves the same as continuous zoom out. In 3D, pressing U will lift the camera up vertically.
J	Move down, closer to the view.	Yes	Yes	In 2D, this behaves the same as continuous zoom in. In 3D, press J to move the camera down vertically.
Page Up	Jump one screen size up.	Yes	Yes	In 2D, pan jumps forward one screen width. In 3D, the camera jumps forward one screen width.
Page Down	Jump one screen size down.	Yes	Yes	In 2D, pan jumps one screen down. In 3D, the camera jumps one screen down.
Home	Jump one screen size to the left.	Yes	Yes	The view will jump to the left one screen size. In 3D, the camera altitude and angle are maintained.
End	Jump one screen size to the right.	Yes	Yes	The view will jump to the right one screen size. In 3D, the camera altitude and angle are maintained.

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Use	If you want to	2D	3D	Comments
P	Move the camera to look perpendicular to the data displayed in the view.	No	Yes	Press the key once and the view automatically shifts so it is looking straight down on top of your data.
N	Adjust the view to point north.	Yes	Yes	If you have rotated your view, press N to reset the orientation to face north.
Shift + press left mouse button	Zoom in by drawing a rectangle.	Yes	Yes	Drag a box to zoom in to a particular geographic window area you define.
Shift + click left mouse button	Center and zoom in where you click the display with the pointer.	Yes	Yes	Click the view with the left mouse button while pressing Shift to center and zoom in on that location.
Ctrl	Center the view to look at where you click the display with the pointer.	Yes	Yes	Click the view with the left mouse button while pressing Ctrl to look at the location you clicked. In 2D this centers the view, in 3D the camera turns to center and look at the location.
W	Tilt the camera up in a scene.	No	Yes	This is like tilting the camera up from a fixed point.
S	Tilt the camera down in a scene.	No	Yes	This is like tilting the camera down from a fixed point.
A	Rotate counterclockwise.	Yes	Yes	The behavior is a camera tilt or a view rotation.
D	Rotate clockwise.	Yes	Yes	The behavior is a camera tilt or a view rotation.

Source : ArcGIS Pro website

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