Key Mapper is an open-source Android customization tool that allows users to remap physical buttons, keyboards, gamepads, mouse buttons, headsets, and other input devices. It supports custom shortcuts, on-screen floating buttons, macros, gestures, app-specific actions, media controls, and over 100 possible actions. With flexible triggers and constraints, Key Mapper helps users create personalized controls and automate repetitive tasks across multiple devices without requiring root access.
CUSTOMIZED GAMES AND GAMES
Key Mapper gives Android users extensive control over how physical buttons work. You can create custom keymaps for volume buttons, side buttons, keyboards, gamepads, mouse buttons, headsets, and supported fingerprint sensors. Triggers can be configured to be a single press, a long press, a double press, or multiple presses, and multiple keys can be combined to create more advanced shortcuts. This makes it useful for assigning frequently used actions to hardware buttons and creating a personalized Android control system.
- Remap supported phone buttons, keyboards, and controls.
- Create single, double press, and long press shortcuts.
- Integrate multiple custom control inputs.
POWERFUL MACROS AND AUTOMATIC ACTIONS
Keymap supports over 100 individual actions, allowing users to create complex macros that replace simple key presses. Keymaps can launch applications, control media, send keyboard input, perform on-screen taps and gestures, and activate compatible app goals. Users can also set the delay between actions and automatically repeat selected actions. This makes Key Mapper useful for simplifying repetitive tasks, improving accessibility, and creating personalized workflows for everyday Android use.
- Create multi-step macros with customizable actions.
- Automate screen taps, gestures, and keyboard input.
- Launch apps and control media with customizable shortcuts.
FLOATING BUTTONS, APP-SPECIFIC CONTROLS, AND OPEN SOURCE DESIGN
Key Mapper allows users to create floating buttons on the screen that act like physical buttons. Key mappings can be limited to only running specific apps, playing media, or in other defined situations. The app uses the Android Accessibility API to detect and remap relevant key events. Keymapper is open source, and its core functionality is available as free and open source software.
- Create customizable floating buttons for additional control.
- Use keymaps only in specific situations.
- Open source core ensures transparency and community development.