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211To clear the screen and keep the conversation, press `Ctrl+L`. The earlier messages scroll up out of view, and you can scroll back with `PgUp` or the mouse wheel to read them again. Before v2.1.260, `Ctrl+L` redrew the screen without clearing it. Before v2.1.238, pressing it twice within two seconds ran `/clear`.
211If the display looks garbled or partially blank, press `Ctrl+L` to redraw the screen. The redraw keeps the conversation and your input in place.
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213`Cmd+K` does the same as `Ctrl+L` when your terminal passes it through to Claude Code. iTerm2 and Terminal.app handle `Cmd+K` themselves, and Claude Code redraws the conversation instead of clearing it, so press `Ctrl+L` on those terminals.
213`Cmd+K` does the same as `Ctrl+L` when your terminal passes it through to Claude Code. iTerm2 and Terminal.app handle `Cmd+K` themselves and clear their own screen, and Claude Code detects the cleared screen and repaints the conversation. Before v2.1.280, starting with v2.1.260, pressing `Ctrl+L`, or `Cmd+K` where it reaches Claude Code, cleared the screen in fullscreen rendering. Before v2.1.238, pressing `Ctrl+L` twice within two seconds ran `/clear`.
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