Key Mapper & Floating Buttons

Created by sds100, it focuses on turning hardware keys and on-screen buttons into useful shortcuts. The main appeal is flexible triggers and context rules that fit everyday tasks and gaming. Staying on the Key Mapper latest version keeps compatibility and fixes up to date. Here are the features that stand out.

• Remap volume, side key, keyboards, gamepads, headsets, and many fingerprint sensors.
• Build macros from over one hundred actions, including taps, swipes, media, and intents.
• Design floating buttons and custom layouts, then use them like real keys anywhere.
• Choose long press, double press, multi-press, or multi-key combos to trigger mappings.
• Add delays and repeats to automate tasks and keep timing consistent across apps.
• Constrain mappings by app, lock screen status, or when media is playing.

Macros and automation

Macros chain multiple actions into one press to speed up routine tasks. A long-press on a headset button can open music, set volume, then start playback. Key Mapper lets you add small delays so sequences feel smooth.

Floating buttons and custom layouts

Floating buttons act like virtual keys above other apps. Players can place a tiny trigger near a game HUD to fire a combo without shifting thumbs. Because Key Mapper treats these overlays like hardware, mappings stay consistent across screens.

Download and install Key Mapper

You can download the latest Key Mapper APK from APKPure. The file is small, so most users finish in under a minute on a typical connection. During installation, Android may prompt to allow unknown apps and to enable the Accessibility Service.

After first launch, a brief setup helps grant permissions and test a simple mapping. When you download Key Mapper, keep storage space free and avoid interrupting the process. Update when ready to stay current, then try a quick long-press shortcut to see results.