Mobile Keypad Tester

Free online phone keyboard tester for iPhone, Android, and all smartphones. Test your keypad inputs, check key response, and verify every key works perfectly.

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Key History

Start typing to see key history...

How to Use

  • Tap the text area above to open your mobile keyboard
  • Type any characters, numbers, or special keys
  • All key presses are tracked in real-time
  • Works with Android (Gboard, SwiftKey, Samsung), iPhone (iOS Keyboard), and all mobile keyboards

What is a Phone Keyboard Tester?

A phone keyboard tester is an online tool that lets you verify whether every key on your mobile device's virtual keyboard is working correctly. Whether you're using an iPhone, Android phone, or tablet, this keypad tester detects and displays each key press in real-time, helping you identify any issues with your touchscreen keyboard input.

Why Test Your Mobile Keyboard?

Testing your phone's keyboard helps you catch problems before they become frustrating. Here's when a mobile keyboard test comes in handy:

  • After dropping your phone — Check if the touchscreen still registers all key inputs accurately
  • When buying a used phone — Run a quick keypad test to ensure the screen responds properly across all areas
  • After a software update — Verify your keyboard app (Gboard, SwiftKey, Samsung Keyboard) still works as expected
  • Troubleshooting typing issues — Determine if missed keystrokes are a hardware or software problem

iPhone Keyboard Test

This iPhone keyboard tester works with all iOS devices including iPhone 15, 14, 13, SE, and iPad. Simply open this page in Safari or Chrome, tap the text area, and start typing. The tool detects every key press from Apple's native iOS keyboard, showing you exactly which keys register and tracking your typing speed. Perfect for testing your keyboard after screen repairs or to check if your iPhone's touch response is accurate.

Android Keyboard Test

Need to test your keyboard on Android? This keypad tester online works seamlessly with Gboard (Google Keyboard), Samsung Keyboard, SwiftKey, and any other Android keyboard app. The tool is compatible with Samsung Galaxy, Google Pixel, OnePlus, Xiaomi, and all Android devices. Test keyboard inputs from letters and numbers to special characters and emoji — every key press is logged in the history panel.

Key Features of This Mobile Keyboard Tester

Real-Time Key Detection

Every key press is instantly detected and displayed, including special keys like backspace, enter, and space.

Key Press History

See a complete log of all keys pressed during your test session, with special keys highlighted for easy identification.

Typing Speed Tracker

Measures your mobile typing speed in keys per minute, helping you track improvement over time.

Works on All Devices

Compatible with iPhone, iPad, Android phones, tablets, and any device with a touchscreen keyboard.

How This Keypad Tester Works

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Tap the Test Area

Tap the text area above to bring up your phone's virtual keyboard. The tool automatically detects your device type and browser.

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Start Typing

Type any keys you want to test — letters, numbers, symbols, or special keys. Each key press is captured and logged immediately.

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Review Results

Check the key history to see all detected inputs. The stats panel shows total key presses, characters typed, and your typing speed.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this keypad tester work offline?
The tool requires an initial page load but works with minimal connectivity once loaded. For best results, use with an active internet connection.
Can I test my Google Keyboard (Gboard)?
Yes! This Google keyboard tester works perfectly with Gboard on both Android and iPhone. All key presses from Gboard are detected and logged.
Is my typing data saved or sent anywhere?
No. All keyboard input testing happens locally in your browser. Your keystrokes are never saved or transmitted to any server. Your privacy is fully protected.
Why aren't some special keys detected?
Some mobile keyboards handle certain keys differently. For example, predictive text suggestions and autocorrect may not trigger individual key events. The tool detects direct key presses most accurately.