Unleash your keys! With Keymapper, you can take control of your device's hardware buttons and tailor them to your needs. You can remap a variety of buttons, including fingerprint gestures on supported devices, volume buttons, navigation buttons, and even buttons on Bluetooth or wired keyboards. If you have other connected devices, their buttons might also be remappable. However, remember that only hardware buttons can be remapped, and there's no guarantee that all buttons will work. Keymapper isn't designed for controlling games, and your device's manufacturer may block certain buttons from being remapped.

You can create "triggers" by combining multiple keys from a single device or across different devices. These triggers can be set to perform multiple actions, either simultaneously or in a sequence. You have the flexibility to remap keys based on short presses, long presses, or double presses. Additionally, you can set "constraints" on your keymaps to ensure they only activate under specific conditions.

However, not all buttons can be remapped. The power button, Bixby button, mouse buttons, and game controller elements like the D-pad, thumb sticks, or triggers are off-limits. Also, keep in mind that your key maps won't work if the screen is off, which is a limitation imposed by Android itself.

So, what can you remap your keys to do? The possibilities are vast, though some actions may require a rooted device and specific Android versions. For a complete list of features, check out the full guide at https://docs.keymapper.club/user-guide/actions.

When it comes to permissions, you don't need to grant them all for the app to function. Keymapper will inform you if a specific permission is required for a feature. Here's what you might encounter:

• Accessibility Service: This is essential for remapping to work, as it allows the app to listen to and block key events.
• Device Admin: Needed to turn off the screen when using the corresponding action.
• Modify System Settings: Required to adjust brightness and rotation settings.
• Camera: Necessary for controlling the flashlight.

On some devices, enabling the accessibility service may disable "enhanced data encryption." For community support and more, join the conversation on our Discord at www.keymapper.club or visit our website at docs.keymapper.club.

What's New in the Latest Version 2.6.2

Last updated on Sep 12, 2024

Keymapper now supports Android 14 and includes numerous bug fixes. For a detailed list of changes, see the changelog.