Keyviz

Keyviz is a free and open-source tool that visualizes your keypresses and mouse actions in real-time. Let your audience know what handy shortcuts you're pressing during tutorials, presentations, collaborations, or whenever you need.

⌨️ Keypress & 🖱️ Mouse Actions

Along with normal keys, you can also visualize mouse actions like Cmd + Click, Alt + Drag, etc.

Display mouse clicks and scroll wheel movements alongside your cursor.

⚙️ Full Customization

Don't settle for defaults. Every aspect of the visualization is under your control:

• Styling: Change colors (modifier vs. regular keys), size, layout, border, and background.
• Filtering: Control which keys are shown using hotkey or custom filters.
• History: Keep a visual trail of your recent inputs.
• Position: Move the visualization to any part of your screen.
• Animations: Customize how inputs appear and disappear with preset entry and exit animations.

📥 Installation

Windows & macOS

You can download the latest version of Keyviz from the GitHub Releases page.

• Windows: Download the .msi installer, run it, and follow the steps.
• macOS: Download the .dmg. Note: Keyviz requires Input Monitoring and Accessibility permissions. Enable them here: Settings > Privacy & Security > Input Monitoring & Accessibility

Linux (x11)

Keyviz is compatible with Linux using the X11 protocol. Currently, you can try it out by following the build instructions below.

🛠️ Build Instructions

If you want to contribute or build the latest features from the source, ensure you have Node.js and Tauri set up on your system.

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/mulaRahul/keyviz.git
   cd keyviz
   

2. Install dependencies:

   npm install
   

3. Build the executable:

   npx tauri build
   

💖 Support the Project

• Star the Repo: It helps others discover the project!
• GitHub Sponsors: Sponsor @mularahul
• Keyviz Pro: Get access to exclusive features while supporting the development of this open-source project.

👉 Upgrade to Pro at keyviz.org/pro

Built with 🦀 and ❤️ using Tauri.