On-screen keyboard and mouse.
Show a keyboard with pressed keys highlighted and a mouse that indicates its buttons.
VISUALShow keys and clicks in presentations
Show the command.
Make explaining easier.
Display commands with an on-screen keyboard or a text bubble. It does not record video.
See how it works ↓KEYS AND CLICKS FOR DEMOSFollow typing, shortcuts and mouse buttons as they light up.
Demo: An on-screen keyboard and mouse show the keys and buttons pressed.
Automatic demo of typing, shortcuts and left and right clicks. This page does not monitor your keyboard or mouse.
Show a keyboard with pressed keys highlighted and a mouse that indicates its buttons.
VISUALPresent shortcuts in a compact format, such as ⌘ C or ⇧ ⌘ S, near your demo.
COMPACTA visual ring marks where you click. You can turn click display on or off in the menu.
CONTEXTShow key combinations while explaining editing, organizing or how to use an app.
Use highlighted clicks to indicate actions during a live demo.
Choose from three sizes, adjust the position and decide whether to show only shortcuts or typed text too.
Style, mode, size, click and position preferences are saved. KlikKeys can also start with your Mac.
It displays keys and clicks over the screen; it is not a video recorder. To record a demo, use a screen recorder such as KlikShot and check that the overlay appears in the capture you choose.
Yes. The menu offers “Shortcuts Only” and “Everything You Type”. The default mode is “Shortcuts Only”. Special keys, such as Enter and arrows, can also appear in that mode.
There are three sizes: small, medium and large. In “Adjust Position”, drag the overlay and confirm with “Done” or press Esc. Preferences are saved.
KlikKeys needs Input Monitoring on macOS to receive key and click events. If that permission is removed during use, the code is designed to stop listening. In some cases, you need to reopen the app after allowing.
“Everything You Type” mode can display what you type. Turn the display off before entering personal or confidential information. This review does not prove that passwords are hidden in every app and field.
The overlay fades after a short period with no new input. The code uses about 1.5 seconds for the display, with its own handling for keys held down.
The project states macOS 14 or later. KlikKeys will be paid, with an annual subscription. See the launch price and the renewal. Tested compatibility, license and distribution channel are yet to be confirmed; the download is not available.
It is a simplified simulation of the features checked in the code. The keyboard shown is schematic; the app has drawings for ANSI and ISO layouts. Behavior of the installed version still needs validation.
Download not available yet. See the launch and renewal prices.
The distribution channel will be announced on this page.