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Switch between full size, tenkeyless and laptop layouts so the progress count matches the keyboard you own.
Free · No download · Works with any keyboard
Press any key and watch it light up. This keyboard tester shows which keys work, measures how many keys register at once (rollover), flags key chatter on mechanical keyboards, and shows the key code for every press.
Keys are captured only while the keyboard is active. Click outside it, or press Esc three times quickly, to stop.
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Basic testers only colour a key when you press it. This one also measures rollover and chatter, the two things that matter most for gaming and mechanical keyboards.
Switch between full size, tenkeyless and laptop layouts so the progress count matches the keyboard you own.
Hold several keys together and see the most that registered at once, to check for ghosting and NKRO support.
Worn switches can register one press twice. Keys that bounce within a few milliseconds get a red dot.
Every press shows key, code, keyCode and location, so you can check left and right modifiers and numpad keys.
See your recent keys, plus any keys that are not on the layout, such as media keys or extra international keys.
Nothing you type is sent or saved. Keys are only captured while the test area is active.
A full check takes about two minutes.
Choose full size, tenkeyless or laptop so the key count matches your keyboard.
Press Start testing or click the keyboard. It glows when it is ready to capture keys.
Each key lights up while held and stays amber once it works. Keys that never light up may be faulty.
Hold several keys at once, such as W, A, S, D and Shift, and check the Max at once result.
Rollover is how many keys your keyboard can register at the same time. Ghosting is when extra or missing keys appear because the keyboard cannot tell which keys are pressed.
| Rollover | Keys at once | Typical keyboards |
|---|---|---|
| 2KRO | 2 keys | Very basic and older office keyboards |
| Limited | 3 to 5 keys, depending on the keys | Most laptop and membrane keyboards |
| 6KRO | 6 keys plus modifiers | Many USB gaming keyboards |
| NKRO | Every key | Most mechanical and high-end gaming keyboards |
Press Start testing, then press each key. Working keys light up and stay amber. Any key that never lights up may be faulty or blocked by your system.
Yes. Nothing you type is stored or sent anywhere. Keys are only captured while the test area is active, and everything runs in your browser.
Hold down several keys at the same time and watch Max at once. If it stops at 2 to 6, your keyboard has limited rollover. If every key you hold registers, it supports NKRO.
Chatter is when one press registers twice because a worn or dirty switch bounces. The tester flags a key if it is pressed again within 35 milliseconds of being released.
The Fn key is handled inside the keyboard itself and is not sent to the computer, so no website can detect it. Test it by pressing Fn with another key and checking the result.
Yes. Choose Laptop / compact so the count matches your keys. Some laptop keys, like media or brightness keys, may be handled by the system and not show up.
Yes. Any keyboard your computer recognises works, including wireless, Bluetooth and mechanical keyboards.
Click anywhere outside the keyboard, or press Escape three times quickly. Your results stay on screen until you press Reset.
Press every key, check rollover and spot chatter in minutes. Free, private and works with any keyboard.
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