KeyPress Highlighter · Windows You press it. They see it.

Make every shortcut easy to follow. KeyPress Highlighter shows your keys over the apps you use, for tutorials, streams and presentations.

Get it from Microsoft Store Explore the effects
Runs on
Windows 10 and 11
Try it
Free trial in Microsoft Store

Your keys, on screen

CtrlC

Press any key to try it here.Shortcuts appear together. Just like this.

Your shortcuts. Your style.

Separate key caps. Easy to read at a glance.

Adjust the size, colours and opacity in the app.

Show where you click.

Give viewers a clear point to follow. Click effects mark where you click, with a colour for each mouse button.

Sunrays
Click or tap anywhere to try it.

Find your typing pace.

One sentence. See your speed and accuracy as you go.

Try it hereOne sentence. Your pace.
WPM
0
Accuracy
100%
Time
0.0s
Errors
0

Show every shortcut on screen, so everyone can follow your tutorial.

Enable JavaScript to try the practice.

Just here, just now. Nothing you type is saved or sent.

A few details.

How do I turn it on?
Install KeyPress Highlighter from the Microsoft Store, then press Ctrl + Shift + Alt + K to show or hide the overlay. Right-click its system tray icon to open Settings.
Can I show only shortcuts?
Yes. Turn on Shortcuts Only in Settings to hide plain typing and show combinations such as Ctrl + C.
Does it record my screen?
No. It shows keys and click effects over the apps you use. Use your usual recording or streaming software to capture your screen.
Can I try it on my PC?
Yes. The Microsoft Store offers a free trial for Windows 10 (version 1809 or later) and Windows 11.
What else can I track?
Your typing highscores, words and keys per minute, most used keys and common shortcuts. Find them in Highscores and Stats.