Vial is open-source keyboard configuration software and firmware for Windows, macOS and Linux, enabling real-time key remapping, layers, macros and combos.
Vial is an open-source keyboard configuration application and QMK firmware fork for Windows, macOS and Linux. It enables real-time configuration of compatible keyboards.
Browse instructions for key remapping, layers, macros, Tap Dance, combos and Alt Repeat Key rules. Feature availability and configuration limits depend on the keyboard's firmware.
Consult the official Vial website and your keyboard manufacturer's documentation for compatibility and setup requirements.
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Vial runs on Windows, macOS and Linux. On Linux, make the downloaded AppImage executable before launching it.
Select the key in the top palette, then choose its replacement key or macro in the bottom palette. The new key assignment is automatically saved to the keyboard.
Layer and macro limits are set by the keyboard firmware. Changing these limits requires firmware changes at compile time, not just adjustments in the graphical application.
Use the guides in this category and the official Vial website at https://get.vial.today/. Also check your keyboard manufacturer's documentation for compatibility and device-specific setup.
Configure the entries in their respective tabs and click Save. Macros and Tap Dance actions must then be assigned to keys; combos do not require a separate key assignment.