Keyboard Test – Check Every Key, Rollover & Chatter Online

Press any key
EscF1F2F3F4F5F6F7F8F9F10F11F12
`1234567890-=⌫
TabQWERTYUIOP[]\
CapsASDFGHJKL;'Enter
ShiftZXCVBNM,./Shift
CtrlWinAltSpaceAltWinMenuCtrl
←↑↓→InsDelHomeEndPgUpPgDn
Last key–
Presses0
Held at once0

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    Good to knowTips
    • Runs locally, nothing uploaded
    • Allow permissions when asked
    • Some sensors need a phone
    PrivateStays on device
    • Runs inside your browser
    • No upload, no account
    • Nothing saved after you close

    Online keyboard tester with rollover and chatter check

    Press every key on your keyboard; working keys turn green. The log shows key codes, and the rollover counter shows how many keys register at once.

    Key rollover and ghosting

    Cheap keyboards may only register 2–3 simultaneous keys or ghost extra keys.

    Key chatter

    A worn switch can register one press as two.

    Keys that cannot be tested

    Fn, some media keys and OS shortcuts (like Windows key combos) are handled by the system before the browser sees them.

    How to test

    How to Use the
    Keyboard Test

    1. 01

      Focus

      click the page so it receives key presses.

    2. 02

      Press

      hit every key; tested keys turn green.

    3. 03

      Rollover

      hold several keys to see how many register at once.

    4. 04

      Chatter

      a warning appears if one press registers twice.

    Key rollover and ghosting

    Cheap keyboards may only register 2–3 simultaneous keys or ghost extra keys. Gaming keyboards usually support 6KRO or NKRO.

    Key chatter

    A worn switch can register one press as two. If the log flags chatter repeatedly, clean or replace the switch.

    Keys that cannot be tested

    Fn, some media keys and OS shortcuts (like Windows key combos) are handled by the system before the browser sees them.

    Keyboard layout notes

    The navigation keys below the layout

    Arrow, Insert, Delete, Home, End and Page keys sit in the last row for compact layouts.

    How to test every key

    1. Click inside the page so it has focus.
    2. Press each key once; it lights up when detected.
    3. Hold combinations you use (for example W+A+Shift+Space) to check rollover.
    4. Watch for keys that light twice for one press: that is switch chatter.

    Interpreting the result

    What you seeMeaning
    Key never lightsDead switch, dirt, or a remapping/Fn-lock
    Lights twice per pressChatter; clean or replace the switch
    Some combos drop a keyGhosting/rollover limit (explained)
    Wrong key lightsLayout setting differs from the keycaps

    Related guides and fixes

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Q.Why does Fn not light?

    Fn is handled in the keyboard hardware.

    Q.Laptop layout differs?

    Missing keys simply stay grey.

    Q.Is anything uploaded?

    No. Everything runs locally in your browser.

    Q.Which keyboard layouts is this test designed for?

    The on-screen layout is a standard US-style layout, but any key you press is detected by its key code, so other layouts work too; the label shown may differ from your keycap.

    Q.Some keys like Print Screen or the Windows key don't light up. Why?

    The operating system intercepts some keys before the browser sees them. That does not mean the key is broken.

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