Turn your PlayStation, Xbox or any gamepad into keyboard & mouse — so even games that don't support controllers finally respond.
PlayStation, Xbox or a no-name pad — plug it in by USB or Bluetooth and PadVolt picks it up right away. No drivers.
DualShock 4 & DualSense — USB or Bluetooth.
Xbox controllers work out of the box.
+ any generic USB or Bluetooth gamepad
No drivers, no setup headaches. Three steps and you're using a controller in a game that never supported one.
Connect any controller by USB or Bluetooth. PadVolt detects it instantly.
Buttons, D-pad and sticks map to keyboard keys and mouse actions.
Open your game and play with the pad. Toggle on/off any time with F8.
A clean neon panel shows your controller and every mapping at a glance. Watch buttons light up as you press them.
Tons of games only accept keyboard and mouse. If your gamepad does nothing when you plug it in — this is the fix.
Classics and small titles built before controller support was standard.
RTS, Dota-likes and older MMOs designed for mouse + keyboard.
Lean back on the couch and farm without hunching over the keyboard.
Web games that only read the keyboard — now playable with a pad.
Map your controller to keyboard-driven emulators and DOS classics.
A controller can be easier and more comfortable than a keyboard — for anyone.
No gamepad drivers needed. Standard Windows installer — clean uninstall via Programs & Features.
PlayStation, Xbox and generic pads recognised out of the box.
Remap any button to any key or mouse action, and save profiles per game.
One hotkey turns mapping on or off — back to normal in a tap.
A couple of megabytes, opens instantly, runs light in the background.
Free to download and use. No account, no nagging.
Download, unzip, run. Plug in your gamepad and play the games that never let you.
▼ Download for Windows — FreeWindows 10/11 · ~15 MB · Windows installer · SDL2 included
or get it on GitHub
No. PadVolt reads your controller directly and sends keyboard/mouse input. Standard Windows installer — clean uninstall through Programs & Features. Only .NET Framework (already on Windows 10/11) is required.
Yes — DualShock 4 (PS4) and DualSense (PS5) both work out of the box over USB (Bluetooth too). Xbox and generic pads are supported as well.
Any game or app that accepts keyboard and mouse — especially ones without native controller support: old and indie games, strategy/MMO, idle/clicker games, browser games and emulators.
Yes. It's a tiny tool that only translates controller input into key presses — no drivers, no background services, nothing hidden. SDL2 is bundled in the installer — no extra files to keep.
Yes — remap any button to any key or mouse action and save a profile for each game.