SheetCuts

Excel/PowerPoint-style Alt-key ribbon shortcuts for Google Sheets and Google Slides.

SheetCuts brings the Microsoft Office Alt-key ribbon experience to Google Workspace. If you've spent years using Excel or PowerPoint, muscle memory for shortcuts like Alt+H,B (Borders), Alt+H,A,C (Center Align), or Alt+N,R (Chart) is deeply ingrained. SheetCuts lets you use those exact sequences in Google Sheets and Google Slides — no relearning required. HOW IT WORKS Press Alt on any Google Sheets or Google Slides page. A key-tip overlay appears showing available shortcuts. Press the next key to drill into a submenu, or complete an action. Press Escape at any time to cancel. GOOGLE SHEETS — SUPPORTED RIBBON TABS • Alt+H — Home: Font, alignment, number format, borders, fill color, text color, format painter, insert/delete rows & columns, hide/unhide, freeze panes, tab color, and more • Alt+N — Insert: PivotTable, Chart, Link, Comment, Note, Checkbox, Dropdown • Alt+M — Formulas: AutoSum (SUM), Show Formulas, Named Ranges • Alt+A — Data: Sort (A→Z, Z→A, dialog), Filter toggle, Clear filter, Text to Columns, Remove Duplicates, Data Validation, Group/Ungroup, Hide/Show Detail • Alt+R — Review: Spell Check, New Comment, New Note, Show All Comments, Protect Sheet • Alt+W — View: Formula Bar toggle, Gridlines toggle, Zoom, Freeze Panes, Record/View Macros, New Window • Alt+F — File: New, Open, Save, Make a Copy, Print, Export/Download, Version History GOOGLE SLIDES — SUPPORTED RIBBON TABS • Alt+H — Home: Clipboard, font formatting, alignment, slide layout, shapes, arrange, and more (Additional tabs coming soon) WHAT MAKES IT DIFFERENT • Key-tip overlay — visual guide shows available keys at every step, so you don't need to memorize everything upfront • No configuration — works immediately on any Google Sheets or Slides page • Stays out of the way — overlay only appears after you press Alt, and never interferes with normal typing