Keyboard test
Press keys — each one that registers lights up on the layout and the counter shows how many you have tested. The test flags a key that won’t release and shows how many keys your keyboard handles at once, which matters for gaming.
Keystrokes are processed on this page only and never sent anywhere. While the test is on, shortcuts like F5 or Ctrl+W are blocked so you don’t close the tab by accident; exit with the “Exit” button or a double Esc.
Looks like you’re on a phone or tablet: the test needs a physical keyboard — connect one over Bluetooth or open this page on a computer.
Press “Start test”, then press keys.
Key log
Everything runs in your browser: sound, video and keystrokes are never sent or stored.
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How to read the result
- Green key — press and release registered. Grey keys are untested.
- Red key — stayed down for over three seconds while you pressed others: a sign of a sticky key.
- Rollover — the W+A+S+D test should register 4 of 4. Fewer means the keyboard blocks combinations (ghosting).
- Fn, Power and some media keys are invisible to browsers — that’s not a fault.