Game Controller Mapper Software
Alternatives to Xpadder
The tools Specifiction weighs against Xpadder, from its list of game controller mapper software, each with its plans, platforms and spec score.
- 01 GameFlow
GameFlow may suit people who want configurable gamepad or keyboard-and-mouse mappings, including phone-based controller input.
Free plan Open source Web · Windows · macOS · Linux8.9 Visit Specs - 02
ControllerBuddy ControllerBuddy suits flight-simulator players who want to map gamepad controls to keyboard, mouse or virtual joystick inputs.
Free plan Open source Windows · macOS · Linux8.8 Visit Specs - 03 AntiMicroX
It suits Linux or Windows users who want to control desktop applications or unsupported games with a gamepad.
Free plan Windows · Linux8.6 Visit Specs - 04 Controller Companion Windows8.5 Visit Specs
- 05 JoyShockMapper
JoyShockMapper suits PC players who want to map supported controllers to keyboard, mouse, or virtual-controller inputs.
Free plan Open source Windows · Linux · Self-hosted8.5 Visit Specs - 06 JoyToKey
JoyToKey suits Windows users who want to map controller input to keyboard and mouse actions in applications or web games.
From $7.50/mo Free trial Windows8.5 Visit Specs - 07
OmniControl OmniControl suits Windows users who want to remap supported controllers, create per-game profiles, or use macros and virtual-controller output.
From $5/mo Free plan Windows8.4 Visit Specs - 08 DS5 Mapper
DS5 Mapper suits DualSense users who want gyro and button mappings to keyboard and mouse input on macOS or Windows.
Free plan Windows · macOS8.3 Visit Specs - 09 Monect PC Remote Play Free plan Web · Windows · macOS · iOS8.3 Visit Specs
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JoyXoff JoyXoff suits Windows users who want per-app controller mappings for mouse, keyboard or media controls.
Free plan Windows8.2 Visit Specs - 11
ControllerKeys Free trial macOS7.9 Visit Specs - 12 reWASD
It suits PC users who want to remap controller, keyboard, or mouse inputs, including users who want per-app profiles and macros.
From $14.99/mo Free trial Windows · iOS · Android7.9 Visit Specs - 13
DS4Windows DS4Windows suits Windows PC users who want to map supported gamepads or make compatible games recognize them as Xbox 360 or DualShock 4 controllers.
Free plan Windows7.8 Visit Specs - 14 FlexInput
FlexInput suits Windows users who need to map supported controllers or MIDI to virtual controllers, keyboard, or mouse.
Free plan Windows7.7 Visit Specs - 15 Input Remapper
It suits Linux users who need configurable mappings for keyboards, mice, controllers or other input devices.
Free plan Linux7.7 Visit Specs - 16 Universal Control Remapper
UCR may suit Windows users who want to remap varied input devices to virtual controllers, keyboards, or mice.
Free plan Windows7.7 Visit Specs - 17 PlayAbility Adaptive Software
It is primarily intended for people with disabilities who want to replace traditional game controllers.
From €799/mo Free plan Windows7.6 Visit Specs - 18
InputConfig InputConfig suits Mac users who want to remap controllers or built-in input devices across apps, including musicians using MIDI and people using adaptive controls.
Free plan macOS7.5 Visit Specs - 19 LEA Extended Input
It suits users who want to use Android or iOS devices to send keyboard and joystick inputs to a Windows PC.
Free plan Windows · iOS · Android7.5 Visit Specs - 20 Joystick Mapper macOS7.3 Visit Specs
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Keypable Windows7.3 Visit Specs - 22 NexusPad From $29.99/mo Windows7.3 Visit Specs
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PadForge It is aimed at sim racers, DualSense owners wanting trigger or lightbar effects, accessibility users, and players whose controller does not match a game’s expected input.
Free plan Windows7.3 Visit Specs - 24
Steam Input Steam Input suits players configuring supported controllers and developers adding controller support to games.
Windows · macOS · Linux · API7.2 Visit Specs - 25 Xbox 360 Controller Emulator Free plan Windows7.0 Visit Specs
- 26 InputPlumber Linux5.7 Visit Specs