Linux Commands Reference
File/Directory
lsList directory contentscdChange directorypwdPrint current directorymkdirCreate a directoryrmRemove file/directorycpCopy filesmvMove/rename filesfindFind fileschmodChange file permissionschownChange file ownerText Processing
catPrint file contentsgrepSearch for a patternsedStream editorawkPattern processingheadBeginning of a filetailEnd of a filewcLine/word/byte countsortSortSystem
psList processestopReal-time processeskillTerminate a processdfDisk usageduDirectory sizefreeMemory usageunameSystem informationNetwork
curlURL requestwgetDownload a filepingCheck host responsesshRemote accessscpCopy files remotelynetstatNetwork statusCompression
tarArchivezipZIP compressionunzipZIP extractiongzipGzip compressionLast updated: 2026 · Free online tool
What is Linux Commands Reference?
Free online Linux commands reference that organizes the most-used commands by category such as files, processes, and networking, searchable with usage examples.
How to Use
- 1Search— Search for the command you need by keyword.
- 2Category— Filter by category buttons.
- 3Copy— Copy the command you need.
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Frequently Asked Questions
A free online tool to browse frequently used Linux commands by category.
Yes, you can search in real-time by keyword.
No. It uses static data and works offline.
Yes, click on any item to copy it.
Yes, the responsive design works on mobile devices.