Xbox controller tester

This Xbox controller tester shows the controls that the browser reports while your controller is connected. Press each button, move both sticks, and pull the triggers to check whether their input appears on the page. The test uses the layout and labels for Xbox Series and Xbox One controllers.

You can connect either listed model by USB or Bluetooth. The test follows the controller mapping supplied by the browser, so its button names appear in a standard order. A button may work in a game even if this page does not show it, because the page can only display inputs the browser reports.

The button labels are A, B, X, and Y; Left bumper and Right bumper; Left trigger and Right trigger; View button and Menu button; Left stick press and Right stick press; Directional button up, down, left, and right; and Xbox button. Press a control and check whether its matching label or indicator changes. Pressing a stick means clicking it down, not moving it.

Move each stick and watch its reading change as you move it in different directions. The triggers have their own readings, so pull each one and see whether the page responds. The display shows the input the browser receives; compare it with your own action rather than relying on a numeric pass range, which this test does not provide.

The Xbox Series controller's Share button is not reported by the browser mapping used here, so it will not appear as a reading.

If a button, stick, or trigger does not respond, check that the controller is connected and that you are pressing or moving the control shown on the page. A missing reading can mean the browser is not reporting that input, the controller connection is not active, or the control itself may not be working. This page cannot tell which cause applies by itself.

The page links to a controller connection fix guide. Use it if the controller does not connect or the test shows no input. If only one control is missing while other readings change, try reconnecting and check that control again.

Both the Xbox Wireless Controller (Series X|S) and the Xbox One controller are listed with USB and Bluetooth connections. The page uses the selected model's layout and labels, connection steps, browser mapping, and vibration support data.

The Xbox One data lists vibration motors and trigger motors, and says it has no touch pad or motion sensors. Vibration support depends on the controller data and browser mapping; this page does not promise that a vibration check will be available or work in every setup.