Start the controller tester to expose stick drift, faulty buttons, and trigger issues on PS5, PS4, Xbox, Switch Pro, and any USB/HID gamepad. All in real time.
and press any button
Press any button on your controller to begin
Professional-grade controller analysis right in your browser — no downloads, no data collection, just precise diagnostics.
Real‑time X/Y coordinates with circular boundary. Detect even 0.001 drift instantly.
Analog range 0..1 with percentage display. Test L2/R2 sensitivity.
Shows exact update frequency in Hz. Verify controller response time.
Test rumble motors with one click. Supports dual motors.
Test up to 4 controllers simultaneously. Perfect for tournaments.
See exactly where your sticks rest. 15% dead zone circle.
Connect your controller
Via USB cable or Bluetooth pairing
Press any button to wake
Some consoles require initial button press
Watch real-time feedback
All inputs visualized instantly above
Test vibration
Click "Test vibration" on any controller card
Any HID-compliant gamepad works — no drivers needed.
Analog stick drift happens when potentiometers wear out, causing movement when untouched. Our controller tester measures resting values — anything above |0.15| indicates drift.
The dead zone is the area near center where movement is ignored. Our visualiser draws a faint 15% circle — if your stick rests inside, it's healthy.
Inside dashed line = no drift
All processing happens locally. Zero data leaves your device — no tracking, no servers. Pure JavaScript, complete privacy.
Everything you need to know about testing your controller
Yes, forever free and open-source. No hidden fees.
Absolutely. DualSense works wired and wirelessly on Chrome, Edge, Firefox.
Yes, Xbox One/Series X|S work via USB, Bluetooth, or dongle.
Yes, with 5 decimal precision. Shows exact drift values.
Never. All processing happens locally — no servers.
Android with USB OTG / iOS 16.4+ supports Gamepad API.
Try different cable, restart browser, disable Steam/DS4Windows.
Calibrate in OS, clean with isopropyl alcohol, or replace stick module.
Yes, if browser and gamepad support it (Chrome/Edge on Windows/macOS).
Up to four at once, each with dedicated card and real-time updates.