Hi Harald!

There’s no specific shortcut for this, however, you can use the Quick Actions menu to toggle clip content.

Once you use it, it will appear as a previously used command and you’ll be able to toggle it pretty quickly by hitting Cmd/Ctrl + P and then Enter.

I suggest that a shortcut for ‘Clip content’ is added.

Thanks for your quick reply and suggestion. My preferred workflow would still be to have a separate shortcut. If Figma displayed clipped content in an alternative way, like f.ex. some sort of automatic hide/reveal of clipped content then that would enable a fast workflow. Currently, toggling seems to be the only way to view and edit clipped layers.

+1 Request a shortcut

I agree. It would definitely speed up my workflow if there was a ‘Clip Content’ / ‘Unclip Content’ shortcut. 💯

+1 for the Toggle Clip Content.

• I had to create a macro that pastes the text on to the Cmd + P bar and then presses Enter.


• It used to be on the menu, Figma team removed it, don’t know why.


• At least, put it on the menu again, so I can simulate the menus through a simpler macro.

I presume everyone clips/unclips contents of selected frame a lot; however there is no keyboard shortcut for it as per my knowledge.

Would be time-saving to have a keyboard shortcut to toggle clip/unclip for selected frame.

Hey @Ajith_R, thank you for your feedback! Others in the community have requested something similar. I am going to change the Category into “Share an Idea” and merge your topic so you can vote on the main page.

I agree. It would definitely speed up my workflow if there was a ‘Clip Content’ / ‘Unclip Content’ shortcut.

ditto - PLEASE ADD

+1 vote for Clip content Shortcut

• 1 vote. This should be a thing!