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AutoCAD commands with keyboard shortcuts



Autocad commands with keyboard shortcuts


Learn AutoCAD commands with the AutoCAD Shortcut Keyboard guide to help you work faster and be more efficient while using AutoCAD software. 

This 50 commands is most important for AutoCAD. You cannot work on AutoCAD without this commands.

                                                                               
Command                       keybord shortcuts 

1.  Line                                  L

2.  Polyline                           PL

3.  Circle                                C

4.  Rectangle                         REC

5.  Ellipse                               EL

6.  Arc                                    ARC

7.  Hatch                                H

8.  Move                                 M       

9.  Rotate                                RO

10. Trim                                 TR

11. Copy                                  CO

12. Mirror                               MI

13. Fillet                                   F

14. Stretch                               S 

15. Scale                                   SC

16. Array                                  AR

17. Extend                                EX

18. Offset                                  O

19. Chamfer                             CHA

20. Divide                                 DIV

21. Measure                              ME

22. Match property                  MA

23. Multiple Text                      MTEXT/MT

24. Join                                       J

25. Area                                      Area

26. Distance                               DI/DIST

27. Zoom All                               Z

30. Group                                    G

31. Ungroup                                UNG

32. Options                                  OP

33. Block                                      B

34. Dimensions Style                 D

35. Properties                              MO

36. Explode                                  X

37. Region                                   RO

38. Material                                MAT

39. Units                                      UN

40. Xline                                       XL


                                                                                
41. Rename

If you need to rename any named object like layer, block or Linetype simply use this command to rename it.u

42. LIST (LI)

Using this command you can find lots of properties of an object like the layer they are on, area, length or radius, perimeter or circumference.

43. OOPS

This command can be used to restore the last deleted object in your drawing.

44. ID

This command can be used to find the coordinate values of a point in AutoCAD drawing.

45. POINT (PO)

This command makes a single point geometry in the drawing. To modify the type of point created by this command you can use DDPTYPE command and choose the desired point type from Point Style window.


46. TXTEXP

Using this command you can convert single line as well as multiline text into geometries.


47. SKETCH

Using this command you can draw freehand Drawings.


48. QUICK LEADER (QL)

Using this command you can make Leader for show details on drawing.


49. MULTIPLE
‌
‌If you want to repeat any command without pressing enter key then use MULTIPLE command with in other command like Fillet , Offset  or  chamfer etc. 

50. SPLINE (SPL) 
     
Using this command you can make free hand line. 


More Commands Explanation 



This link for Basic important commands of AutoCAD. You cannot work on AutoCAD without this commands.


                                                                                
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