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The post editor has shortcuts for the things you do on every post. On Windows and Linux use Ctrl; on a Mac use Cmd.

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The slash menu

Typing / in the caption opens the same menu as the + button beside it — the AI actions, and anything you can insert. It’s the fastest route to a blank-page AI action or an upload.
/ is typed into the caption like any other character, so it replaces whatever you have selected. To act on a selection, use the + button instead — it keeps the selection, which is what switches the menu’s AI section to the rewrite actions.
The Ocoya post editor block menu listing AI actions — Just write something, Add hashtags, Complete sentence, Keep writing and Add call to action, each with a 1-credit badge — then Add emoji, an Upload section, and Design in Studio

The block menu. With nothing selected it offers the AI actions that write from scratch, each costing 1 credit.

See Edit a caption with AI for what those actions do.

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Labels and notes

Ctrl/Cmd + L and Ctrl/Cmd + J open the two panels people use most while drafting — categorising the post, and leaving a note for whoever picks it up next. Esc closes either.
The Labels popover in the Ocoya post editor showing the note Maximum of 5 labels allowed, an input reading Type new and press enter, and Manage, Cancel and Save buttons

Cmd/Ctrl + L opens Labels without reaching for the toolbar.

Both are per post and internal. See Labels and The post editor.

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Schedule with the keyboard

Ctrl/Cmd + S opens the schedule step rather than saving silently, so you still confirm the date and time. It’s the quickest way to finish a post you’ve just written. It won’t work on a post that’s locked — published, generating, or inside the two-minute publish window.

The post editor

What the shortcuts open.

Edit a caption with AI

The actions behind the slash menu.