Key Remapper for Windows is a lightweight utility that lets you redefine keyboard and mouse inputs across desktop apps. Create custom mappings, swap buttons, block unwanted keys, or assign multi-key macros to streamline tasks. Profiles can be tied to specific applications so each program uses a tailored control scheme. It also offers conditional remaps and on-screen helpers to confirm active profiles. Power users and gamers use it to automate repetitive actions, trigger sequences with a single press, and build layered controls for complex workflows. The tool supports combinations, hold and toggle modes, per-profile mouse sensitivity, adjustable delays and repeats, and advanced filtering by process or window title. Scripting integration and hotkey chaining extend possibilities for automation without learning a full scripting language. Setup on Windows is straightforward, with a compact installer, profile import/export, and options to back up settings. A live preview and configurable hotkeys make testing changes simple before committing them. The app is optimized for desktop performance and respects system input latency to keep responsiveness during gameplay. For help, consult the built-in help or browse guides and user feedback to see practical examples and community tips.
Key Remapper is solid overall. It does the job, and I appreciate the ease of use. However, I did face some issues with it crashing randomly, which can be frustrating. But still, a good tool!