Test and calibrate your PS5 and PS4 controller

Connect your controller to start. We test buttons, sticks, triggers and vibration, and over USB we read factory info and calibrate the sticks.

DualSenseDualSense EdgeDualShock 4PS VR2 Sense

On this device, the full test is in the app

A phone browser can't use the full USB cable mode or calibrate. With the app you sync, calibrate and run every test. Without it, only on a computer.

Download the Android app

Only the basic test here

The app is Android only. On iPhone and iPad, the browser only runs the basic Bluetooth test. To sync by cable, calibrate and run every test, use a computer.

USB cable · full mode

Recommended

Serial number, board, firmware, calibration, lights, adaptive triggers, touchpad and gyroscope.

Plug the controller into the computer with a cable
Click Connect via USB
Pick the controller in the browser window and click Connect

Bluetooth · basic mode

Buttons, sticks, triggers and vibration in any browser, even on iPhone.

Waiting… press any button on the controller

Calibration does not fix stick drift. Drift comes from worn stick parts, which must be replaced. After replacing them, calibrate so the controller works properly with the new sticks.

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How to calibrate a PS5 or PS4 controller

Plug the controller into your computer with a USB cable and open this page in Chrome or Edge.
Click Connect via USB and pick the controller in the browser window.
Open Calibration and calibrate the center and range of the sticks, following the on-screen steps.
Check the sticks and click Save to controller. Without saving, restarting the controller undoes the adjustment.

What you can test

Buttons and D-pad
Sticks and drift
L2 and R2 triggers
Adaptive triggers
Vibration
Touchpad
Gyroscope
Lights
Speaker
USB port
Battery
Serial number, board and firmware

Why use PS-5 Controle Test

Free, with no sign-up: it opens in your browser, with nothing to install.
PDF report: print the test results or send them to your customer.
Three ways to use it: USB cable on a computer, Bluetooth in any browser, or the Android app.
Your data stays with you: controller information stays in your browser.

Frequently asked questions

Does calibration fix stick drift?

No. Drift comes from worn stick parts, which must be replaced. Calibration adjusts the center and range of the sticks and keeps the controller accurate after the replacement.

How do I know if my controller has drift?

Connect the controller, open the Sticks section and let go of both sticks. If the dot moves by itself or does not return to the center, the controller has drift.

Do I need to install anything?

No. Everything works in the browser. For full mode, use Chrome or Edge on a computer, with the controller connected by USB cable.

Is it free?

Yes, the browser tester is free. The Android app has a 2-day free trial and then costs R$ 24.80 per year.

Does it work on a phone or iPhone?

In a phone's browser, even on iPhone, the basic Bluetooth mode tests buttons, sticks, triggers and vibration. To test everything and calibrate from a phone, use the Android app.

Which controllers work?

DualSense (PS5), DualSense Edge, DualShock 4 (PS4) and PS VR2 Sense. On clone (non-genuine) controllers, calibration does not work and may freeze the controller.

Is it safe to calibrate?

Use a genuine controller and do not disconnect it during calibration. Until you save, restarting the controller undoes the adjustment. If you accept cookies, this browser also keeps copies for restoring the calibration.

How is it different from DualShock Calibration GUI?

Both are free, run in the browser, and calibrate and test controllers; this project uses its drawings and commands under the MIT license. Here you also get a PDF report, a basic Bluetooth mode in any browser and an Android app for phone users. That tool offers more languages. Checked in November 2026.

Basic tests work in any browser. Full mode uses a USB cable on a computer, in Chrome or Edge. On a phone, use the Android app.
Developed by MeoWDeV MOD · Drawings and commands: dualshock-tools (MIT license). PlayStation, DualSense and DualShock are Sony trademarks; this project is not affiliated with Sony.