YOUR NAME. A SATISFYING CLICK.

KeyClick.

Make a little keyboard that's entirely yours.

Personalized keycaps.
A matching home for every switch.

Say it in keys

Your text 5 keys

One character per key. Spaces make blank keys. Up to 36 keys.

Lettering

Right-to-left order For Hebrew lettering

Pick your palette

Keycaps & housingRaised letters

Try a pairing

Printed clicker spring

Include spring inserts One printable insert per key

16.61 mm flange · fits the 17.01 mm recess

Leaf thickness

Arm width

Travel stop

Fit clearance / side

Spring color

Thicker or wider leaves are harder to press. The insert returns the cap and meets a bottom-out stop. Click feel and spring life need a physical test.

Prepare your plates

Build area

Width

Depth

Use your printer's actual usable build area. Switch-fit dimensions stay fixed.

Fixed dimensions & fit

Keycap size: 16.5 × 16.49 × 6.25 mm
Key spacing: 19 mm
Letter relief: 1 mm
MX-style cross clearance: 0.3 mm
Switch opening: 14.01 × 14.01 mm

Printed-spring mode includes the inserts and a housing with stops and retaining lips. Turn it off to use the original housing with purchased switches. Print a single-key fit sample first.

Building your keys…LIVE 3D

Drag to rotate · Scroll to zoom

Calculating dimensionsChecking build area

LEFT → RIGHT ON THE PLATE

A NAME YOU CAN HOLD.

From letters to layers.

Export keycaps, housing and printed springs.

3MF keeps material parts aligned. STL combines colors. STEP contains faceted solids.
This is a print layout, not an assembled mechanism. The printed spring is a prototype; test its return, fit and life before making a full set.

A little assembly. A lot of personality.

Print springs flat with stems upward. Seat each flange on the housing shoulder beneath the retaining lips, then fit its keycap. Try gentle presses on one sample first; a snap-click response is not yet verified.