Stickdrift

Drop an image, GIF or WebM onto the controller

Stickdrift

No controller — click parts to preview

Plug in a controller and press buttons — or click any part to preview its lit-up look.

Start from a template

A finished design to open and then change. Images you have added stay where they are, and undo puts your old design back.

Controller

Two players? Pin this to Port 1, copy the URL, then switch to Port 2 and copy again — two browser sources, one per pad, each placed wherever you like in OBS.

Polling rate

Browsers can't read a controller's raw USB report rate, so this times how often its input actually changes and works backwards to a rate — a way to check whether an overclock (HIDUSBF or similar) took, not an exact wire-speed reading. It can undercount a very fast pad; it will never overcount one.

Connect a controller and press something first.

Remap buttons

If the wrong parts light up — common with fight sticks and third-party adapters — pick a row, then press that button on your controller.

Last button pressed: —

Skin colour

Recolour

Tint the controller Brightness

Parts

Recolour one piece at a time. Each colour is stencilled with that part's own artwork, so it lands on the part and nowhere else — the rest of your design is untouched.

Strength

Add a skin

Paste a link to any gamepadviewer.com custom-skin stylesheet — hundreds of community skins work as-is.

Design your own

Drop an image onto the controller — or upload one — and it wraps the shell (buttons stay clear).

Prefer to design offline? Grab the template:

Button positions

Turn on, then drag each glowing dot onto its button. Scroll to resize, shift+scroll to rotate a box. Saves as you go.

Controller color

Shell Buttons Inner Light bar

Recolor the masked zones (drag toward black for clear-black). Defaults = original.

Press effect

Press colour

Glow intensity Release fade Analog triggers fill instead of fade

Paddles

Size & feel

Scale Opacity Stick deadzone Shading

Eyes

Give it eyes (they follow the sticks)