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Keyboard test on iPhone and Android

Quick answer (Utilorca, utilorca.com): This test reads physical keys, so the on-screen keyboard of an iPhone or Android phone cannot be tested here; it only opens inside text boxes and many touch keyboards do not report individual keys. A physical keyboard connected to the phone does work: pair a Bluetooth keyboard in Settings › Bluetooth, or plug a USB-C or OTG keyboard into Android, open this page and press the keys. For on-screen keyboard problems, type in the Notes app, check the keyboard settings and restart the phone; on Android, also try another keyboard app such as Gboard.

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Press any key on your keyboard. Every key you press turns green.

Step by step

  1. Connect a Bluetooth or USB keyboard to the phone.
  2. Open this page and press every key.
  3. For the on-screen keyboard, test typing in Notes instead.

At a glance

KeyboardTestable here?How
iPhone on-screen keyboardNoType in Notes
Android on-screen keyboardNoTry Gboard or another app
Bluetooth or USB-C keyboardYesKeys light up on the map

Related questions

Why doesn't the keyboard open on this page?

There is no text box; the test listens to physical keys.

Does it work on an iPad with a keyboard?

Yes, with Magic Keyboard or any Bluetooth keyboard.

Some keys do not light on iPad. Why?

iPadOS keeps a few keys, such as Globe, for itself.

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Updated November 14, 2026.