Keyviz

Various presentations and tutorials can benefit from keystroke visualizers. Displaying the keys you’re pressing in real time can help relay this information more intuitively, while also sparing you of the need to specify keystrokes as you go, making for a superior experience for your audience.

This can arguably make your tutorials and presentations less bloated, as you don’t have to relay that information by voice every time. Keyviz can help you implement this into your work with minimal effort — most of which will go into customization anyway, which can be quite enjoyable.

The idea behind such a program is simple enough: displaying keystrokes on the screen can help the audience to more easily understand the relevant buttons and commands to use for the respective workflow. While this lends itself very well to anything educational, there’s nothing stopping you from using it in a video or livestream for fun.

The good thing is that there’s plenty of customization for anyone interested. A visualizer has to look good in the first place, and I’d say this one succeeds: each keypress is accurately represented on screen with a modern and clean design, which as stated above, can be modified to some extent.

There are various ways you can go about your customization. Choose your preferred style and size, and decide on the key, modifier, and border colors, so that everything looks good and fits your aesthetic endeavors.

Options to configure the alignment and margin of your visualizer are also available, and you can also modify the visualizer duration and the animation speed. Keystrokes can fade, slide, grow, or simply appear on screen without any animation if you prefer.

Users should be able to implement Keyviz into their work very simply. The tool is easy to utilize and is customization-friendly, making it a worthwhile choice if you’re after a visualizer for your keystrokes that works well and looks nice.