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What is the keyboard shortcut for Cut (Adobe Lightroom)

B.A.W. Kemp

Mar 3, 2024 — 1 min read

The keyboard shortcut for Cut in Adobe Lightroom is Command + X (macOS) or Ctrl + X (Windows). This shortcut cuts the selected photo or photos from the current module and places them on the clipboard.

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Cutting a photo or photos from the current module removes them from the current view and places them on the clipboard. This can be useful for a variety of purposes, such as deleting a photo or photos, moving them to another module, or copying them to another application.

Here are some examples of how to use the Cut shortcut in Adobe Lightroom:

Delete a photo or photos: Select the photo or photos you want to delete and press Command + X (macOS) or Ctrl + X (Windows). The photo or photos will be deleted from the current view and placed on the clipboard.
Move a photo or photos to another module: Select the photo or photos you want to move and press Command + X (macOS) or Ctrl + X (Windows). Then, switch to the module where you want to move the photo or photos and press Command + V (macOS) or Ctrl + V (Windows). The photo or photos will be moved to the new module.
Copy a photo or photos to another application: Select the photo or photos you want to copy and press Command + X (macOS) or Ctrl + X (Windows). Then, switch to the application where you want to paste the photo or photos and press Command + V (macOS) or Ctrl + V (Windows). The photo or photos will be pasted into the new application.

The Cut shortcut is a versatile tool that can be used for a variety of purposes in Adobe Lightroom. By using the Cut shortcut, you can quickly and easily delete, move, or copy photo or photos.

Additional tips for using keyboard shortcuts in Adobe Lightroom:

Press Command + F (macOS) or Ctrl + F (Windows) to open the Find dialog box. This allows you to search for keyboard shortcuts.
You can also find a list of all Lightroom keyboard shortcuts in the Help menu.
To customize your keyboard shortcuts, go to Edit > Preferences > Keyboard Shortcuts.

I hope this article was helpful. Please let me know if you have any other questions.

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