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Select your keyboard
Choose which physical keyboard to customize from the list of connected devices. iKeyMapper detects all keyboards attached to your Mac.
Remap any key.
Any keyboard.
Create custom key mappings on your Mac. Select your keyboard, define behaviors, and export profiles—all processing stays on your device.
macOS 14.0 or later
How it works
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Create a new mapping
Use the New Mapping panel to define what key or combination triggers which action. Name your mapping and set the From and To behaviors.
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Choose the action
Click to capture the input key, then pick the output from Editing, Navigation, System, or Custom actions. Supports key combinations and system shortcuts.
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Manage your mappings
View, edit, and delete mappings in the list. Export profiles for backup or sharing. Import profiles to restore or use on another Mac.
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Activate and go
Turn iKeyMapper On when you're ready. Mappings apply only to the selected keyboard. Turn it Off anytime to revert to default behavior.
Features
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Per-keyboard mapping
Map keys only on the keyboard you choose. Other keyboards work as usual.
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Import & export
Save profiles locally and share them across devices.
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Privacy first
All processing happens on your Mac. No keystroke data is stored or sent anywhere.
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Toggle on/off
Enable mappings when you need them. Disable with one click to restore defaults.
Get iKeyMapper
Available on the Mac App Store. Requires macOS 14.0 or later.
Will be available soon… Keep an eye on it.