Button States
Button press and release states
Verify buttons, triggers, and joystick input in seconds. No downloads required. Works in your browser with Xbox, PS5, PS4, and most third-party controllers.
Verify buttons in real time
Confirm stick movement and recentering
Lightweight, browser-based tool
Use this controller input test to confirm that every control is recognized correctly. Check digital buttons, analog triggers, and both joysticks. The page includes a visual diagram, so you can see exactly how your controller responds.
Button press and release states
Trigger pull depth with smooth analog range
Left and right joystick axes
D-pad directions and simultaneous inputs
It verifies that your controller's buttons register correctly and that both analog sticks respond to movement and return to center.
No installation required - the tool runs entirely in your browser.
Most modern gamepads that follow standard protocols are supported, including Xbox (XInput), PlayStation (HID/DirectInput), and many third-party pads. Some legacy or proprietary models may have limited support.
No. The tool runs locally in your browser. Nothing is uploaded unless you choose to share an exported file.
Confirm your controller is connected to your PC, Mac, tablet, or phone, then press a few buttons to wake it. If nothing shows, switch connection types (USB or Bluetooth), try another cable or port, allow input access in your browser, and refresh this controller input test page.
The diagram is a generic layout used by the controller button tester and joystick tester. Your live inputs are read directly from the device, so visuals may differ while functionality remains accurate.
If your controller shows as connected and other buttons respond, the non-responsive inputs may be unmapped by software, disabled by remapping tools, or failing hardware. Test via USB, close remapping or overlay apps, retry the controller input test, and check whether those buttons register at all.
This tool uses the HTML5 Gamepad API, which is inconsistently supported across mobile browsers. Desktop browsers like Chrome, Edge, and Firefox usually provide more reliable detection for buttons and sticks, making input verification faster and clearer.