Keylume

compatible with macOS 14.0+ (Sonoma and later)

Apple keyboard style

Pixelmator Pro cheatsheet

Finder ⌘ cheatsheet

⌘ rcmd app switcher integration

Adapts to QWERTZ layout

Hold Option to view symbols

App Cheatsheets

See the keyboard shortcuts of the focused app at a glance when you hold a modifier like ⌘ Command.

Custom cheatsheets can be easily added. Most popular apps already have them hand-crafted by us.

Hold fn to see single-key shortcuts, like those for picking tools in Pixelmator and Photoshop.

Click keys on the on-screen keyboard to type with your mouse, remote, trackpad.

Most helpful when projecting a screen and only having access to a pointer device.

Clicking on the cheatsheet shortcuts will send the actual key combos to the focused app.

The keyboard will show your chosen keyboard layout, be it QWERTZ, AZERTY, Dvorak, Colemak or CJK.

The cheatsheets are aware of the keyboard layout, showing the keys in their correct positions.

Keylume can pop up automatically when screen recording starts, and hides when recording stops.

Useful if you're doing screecasts, app demos, or tutorials and want to show viewers what keys you're pressing.

Every key is there, including media keys, arrows, and modifiers. Matches the look of a real Apple keyboard.

Most keystroke visualizers only show modifier combos or skip function keys. Keylume shows the whole keyboard.

Keylume comes with many built-in themes, and an intuitive theme editor to create your own style.

Save themes, share them with others, import themes other people made.

Keylume starts with a 14-day free trial automatically, no payment details needed.

After the trial, the app continues to work in Free mode where Pro features are disabled.

License is a one-time purchase, for life. It can be activated on up to 5 personal Mac devices.

Activating a 6th Mac automatically deactivates the oldest one, so the license can be used indefinitely as you change machines.

Show, hide, or toggle the keyboard remotely through a URL scheme or the keylume CLI.

Integrate an on-screen keyboard in your app using the drop-in KeylumeIntegration.swift file.