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Keyboard shortcuts

Remarc’s global shortcuts default to Ctrl+Option plus a letter. Rebind any of them in Settings > Shortcuts, which warns you when a new binding conflicts with another Remarc shortcut.

Global shortcuts work in any app while Remarc is running.

Action Shortcut
Open Remarc Ctrl+Option+R
Comment on selection Ctrl+Option+C
Screenshot Ctrl+Option+S
Screenshot & Send Instantly Unassigned
Paste All (copy all comments) Ctrl+Option+P
Start Crit Mode Ctrl+Option+M
Voice Input Ctrl+Option+V
Dictation (push to talk) Ctrl+Option+D
Dictation (hands-free) Ctrl+Option+H
Paste Last Dictation Ctrl+Option+L

Screenshot & Send Instantly ships unassigned. Its row appears in Settings > Shortcuts only after you enable “Allow comments to wake Claude Code sessions” in Settings > MCP Integrations.

Either dictation shortcut, push to talk or hands-free, can be bound to the fn/globe key instead of a key combination in Settings > Voice. Only one of the two can use the fn key at a time.

Hands-free dictation starts with a single tap of the push-to-talk shortcut by default; Ctrl+Option+H also starts it directly. If you want a different binding, set Hands-free mode to Custom shortcut in Settings > Voice, where its recorder appears.

The comment composer responds to two keys of its own.

Action Shortcut
Save the comment Cmd+Return
Cancel and close Escape

The Chrome extension’s capture shortcuts work inside the browser and can be changed in Settings > Chrome Extension or Settings > Shortcuts.

Action Shortcut
Grab Element Option+Shift+G
Select Region Option+Shift+R

Chrome only accepts Ctrl+Shift or Option+Shift combinations; Cmd is not supported.