Keyboard Tester

1. Open the page — no click or download needed.
2. Press each key on your keyboard.
3. The matching key lights up while held and turns green once detected.
4. Check the Key and Code values, then use Reset Test to start over.

Press every key once, including both Shift, Ctrl and Alt keys. Hold a key to see it stay highlighted — holding it doesn't add to the count. Watch the counter and progress bar to see how many of the 104 standard keys have been detected.

• Your operating system or browser handles some keys first — for example the Windows/Command key, Print Screen, F11 (full screen), Fn, media keys and shortcuts like Ctrl+W or Alt+Tab.
• Ctrl and Cmd shortcuts are left to your browser so you're never stuck on the page.
• Some keyboards send a different code for a key, or share keys between layers.

Try another browser or app, check the cable or batteries, and test with a different keyboard if you can. A key that doesn't show up here isn't necessarily broken — the system may simply be catching it first.

This keyboard test runs entirely in your browser. Key presses are shown on screen only — they are never recorded, stored or sent anywhere, and analytics never include which keys you pressed.

Designed for physical keyboards on a standard US/English layout. On phones and tablets it's mainly useful with an external keyboard attached; the on-screen keyboard is not opened automatically.