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Xbox gamepad diagnostics

Xbox controller test.

Connect an Xbox One or Xbox Series X|S controller and check buttons, sticks, triggers, drift, and vibration with a browser-based gamepad tester.

Xbox ABXY mapping · LT and RT pressure · USB and Bluetooth
Series X|S · One · Elite · 360

Deep inspection of analog triggers, rumble motors, stick drift, and button response.

Multi-Player SupportXInput Native

Xbox Controller

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XInput StandardFixed button mapping · Analog trigger range · Motor control

Free Xbox controller test for PC and browser games

Xbox controllers usually expose a familiar standard mapping through the Gamepad API. Use the complete tester to verify each control before gaming, streaming, or selling.

How to test Xbox controller buttons online for free

Press A, B, X, Y, the D-pad, bumpers, menu buttons, and stick clicks. The live map highlights each browser button index so you can identify missing or duplicate inputs.

Hold each button briefly and make sure it returns to zero after release. Test View, Menu, Share, and the Xbox button separately because system shortcuts can intercept some controls before the browser receives them.

Xbox controller stick drift and analog trigger test

Leave both sticks centered to watch for drift, then squeeze LT and RT through their full travel. A trigger that never reaches 1.00 may need a profile or hardware check.

  • Compare left and right stick resting offsets
  • Rotate both sticks to check full range and diagonal movement
  • Squeeze LT and RT slowly to check progressive pressure values

Test Xbox controller vibration over USB and Bluetooth

Browser vibration support depends on the Xbox model, firmware, driver, connection, and browser. If standard rumble works over USB but not Bluetooth, update firmware and compare another browser before assuming that a motor has failed.

Fix an Xbox controller not detected on PC or browser

Press a button after connecting, try a known data-capable USB cable, update the controller in Xbox Accessories, and confirm that Windows sees it. A controller that works in the operating system but not this page may be using a browser-incompatible mode or mapping.