InputSmith works with PlayStation DualSense and Windows-recognized Xbox controllers. Shape sensitivity, response curves, and deadzones, then save a profile for every game.
7-day free trial · one-time purchase · free updates
Plug in, dial in your sticks, and play. Everything you need to make your controller work flawlessly and feel like yours.
Use a DualSense or an Xbox controller recognized by Windows. InputSmith can present customized DualSense input to games as a standard Xbox controller.
Adjust sensitivity, response curves, and deadzones to get aim and movement that feel right to you, instead of the game's defaults.
Map your controller to mouse and keyboard. Xbox buttons, left-stick WASD, and right-stick cursor movement keep working while InputSmith is in the background.
Nail a feel you love, save it, switch between setups per game, or reset to defaults in one click.
Optionally use HidHide to hide supported physical controllers from games while InputSmith and its bridge can still read them.
Live, real-time preview as you tune — changes apply instantly from your controller. Simple, fast, and Windows-ready.
Try it free for 7 days. Buy once, keep it forever — including every future update.
Free 7-day trial available now — paid version coming soon.
What changed in each version. Tap an older version to see what it added.
Xbox background input for Mouse + keyboard mode
New: number keys in Mouse + keyboard mappings
Fix: cursor center drift (Mouse + keyboard mode)
Also: the Windows administrator prompt shown when enabling game output now says InputSmith instead of ArcInputBridge.
First public release for Windows 10/11. Make your DualSense feel exactly right on PC. 7-day free trial.
No longer available for download — please use the latest version above.
Full history on GitHub Releases.
Honest note. InputSmith remaps your real-time input, the same way popular tools like DS4Windows and Steam Input do. It does not include macros, rapid-fire, or auto-aim — it only reshapes the input you're physically making. As with any input tool, use your own discretion in competitive online games.