Note: Keyboard testing requires a physical keyboard. This test is best experienced on a desktop or laptop device.
Keyboard Test
Press any key to test. Keys will light up green when pressed.
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caps
A
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return
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shift
Z
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C
V
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M
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. >
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shift
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enter
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option ⌥
space
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Testing Tips
• Press each key firmly to test if it registers
• Green keys indicate they've been successfully tested
• If a key doesn't light up, try pressing it multiple times
F11/F12 keys —macOS may intercept these for Mission Control. Press fn + F11/F12 or enable "Use F1, F2, etc. keys as standard function keys" in System Preferences
fn key cannot be tested —it's a hardware-level modifier that browsers cannot detect
• Mac keyboards use ⌘ Command and ⌥ Option instead of Windows key and Alt