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Control Windows with short keyboard labels.
The demo shows Element Mode finding links and buttons, label filtering, physical clicking, and switching to the coordinate grid. Click it to watch the full video.
- Press
Shift+Spaceto show labels on visible UI elements. - Type a lowercase label to click that target.
- Press
Shift+Gwhen you want the coordinate grid instead. - Press
Shift+Spaceagain to hide all labels.
KeyMouse stays active after a click, refreshes the screen, and waits for the next label. This makes it practical to complete several operations without reaching for the mouse.
- Label buttons, links, fields, tabs, menus, and other UI Automation elements
- Click the selected target with a real mouse click
- Reach UIA-inaccessible areas with a fixed
40 × 25grid - Keep labels short: one character when possible, then two or three
- Inspect a window's UI Automation tree as JSON with
keymouse.exe inspect
| Key | Action |
|---|---|
Shift+Space |
Show Element Mode / hide labels |
Shift+G |
Switch between Element Mode and Grid Mode |
| lowercase label | Filter and click a target |
Backspace |
Remove the last label character |
H/J/K/L |
Move labels left/down/up/right |
Shift+H/J/K/L |
Move labels farther |
Shift+R |
Refresh labels |
hold Space |
Temporarily hide labels |
Esc |
Exit |
.\build.ps1
go test ./...Requires Windows 10 or 11. Source builds require Go 1.22+.
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