Dead keys
Press each key once and instantly see which key does not reach the browser.
Run a free keyboard test in your browser. Check dead keys, left/right modifiers, ghosting and N-key rollover on 60%, 65%, 75%, TKL and full-size keyboards.
Hold each combo together. A highlighted chip means every key in the combo was detected at the same time.
Keyboard tester
Press each key once and instantly see which key does not reach the browser.
Hold several keys together to check rollover limits on gaming and laptop keyboards.
Shift, Ctrl, Alt and Win are tracked by physical KeyboardEvent.code values.
Switch between 60%, 65%, 75%, TKL and 100% layouts without reloading the page.
Guide
Click anywhere inside the tester so your browser is ready to receive key events.
The key becomes brighter while held and remains marked after it has been detected at least once.
Use the rollover chips or your own gaming shortcuts to test simultaneous presses.
Change between 60%, 65%, 75%, TKL and full-size layouts to match your keyboard.
Keyboard tester SEO guide
keyboard-test.eu combines the most common keyboard testing tasks on one page: a keyboard tester for individual keys, a keyboard checker for dead or stuck keys, a key test for physical buttons and a rollover test for multi-key combinations. Use it when a laptop key stops responding, a gaming keyboard misses a shortcut or a mechanical switch appears inconsistent.
Check built-in laptop keys, arrows, modifiers and common system keys without installing software.
Verify WASD, Shift, Ctrl, Space and multi-key gaming combinations for ghosting or rollover limits.
Check every switch after a build, repair or keycap change and spot keys that never register.
A keyboard ghosting test checks whether a combination loses one or more key presses. N-key rollover, often shortened to NKRO, describes how many simultaneous keys a keyboard can report. Hold several keys at the same time and compare the highlighted keys with the keys you physically press.
Choose the layout that is closest to your physical keyboard. Compact 60% and 65% boards omit many navigation keys, 75% boards keep a compact function and navigation area, TKL removes the numpad, and a 100% full-size layout includes the navigation cluster and numeric keypad.
FAQ
Press the key while this page is active. If the matching virtual key lights up, the browser received that key press.
Yes, within the limits of what the browser receives. Hold several keys at once and check whether every key remains highlighted.
Fn is usually processed by keyboard firmware and does not generate a normal browser KeyboardEvent.
Yes. It works with laptop keyboards, membrane keyboards, wireless boards and many gaming keyboards in modern desktop browsers.
No. This version processes key events locally in your browser and does not send your typing to a server.
An online keyboard tester is a browser tool that shows whether physical key presses reach the browser. It is useful for checking dead keys, modifiers and multi-key combinations.
Hold the keys together and watch the virtual keyboard. If every pressed key remains highlighted, the browser received the full combination.
Yes. Use the keyboard size selector above to show a layout closer to your physical keyboard.