Design a keyboard. Send it to your phone.
Everything the app reads from a theme file, editable here: eleven key groups in light and dark, lighting, Liquid Glass, a keycap profile or a cap shape of your own from the Keycap Sculptor, the finish, a coloured or slowly moving backdrop, the key press bubble, switch and haptics, layout and the legend typeface. Create a QR code, scan it with your iPhone, and the keyboard opens straight into NuKey. Only the genuine app can fetch what sits behind the code.
Name & author
Start from
Keys Pick a group, then colour it
Dark Mode Same colours in both
Generated dark colours keep each group’s hue and hierarchy rather than swapping black for white, which is what the app’s own built-ins do.
Lighting Off
Dark Mode lighting
The preview sketches the family of each pattern. The app draws the real thing.
Material & shape Cherry
Keycap Sculptor
Measurements are fractions of the key’s height, exactly as the app stores them. The preview sketches the shape; the app moulds the real thing.
Edge glow
Background Keyboard material
One backdrop for both appearances. The app holds the motion still under Reduce Motion and Low Power Mode.
Key press preview Follows the letter keys
The magnified bubble a pressed key raises. It wears the letter keys’ cap and legend colours unless you pick your own — for whichever appearance you are editing. Shown while Key preview is on in the app’s Keys menu.
Feel Not included
Layout Not included
Legend typeface Not included
Only faces in NuKey’s catalogue install. The preview fetches a Google face from Google Fonts when you type a name; the exported file carries the name alone.
Send to your phone
The keyboard is published privately to NuKey’s sharing service and the code points at it. Nothing is listed anywhere, and only the genuine NuKey app can fetch it. Up to 20 codes a day from one browser.
Point the iPhone Camera at it, or tap Open on the phone itself. In NuKey, pick a slot and start typing.
1. Create the code
Studio publishes the keyboard privately and draws the QR right here.
2. Scan it
Open the iPhone Camera and point it at the screen. Tap the NuKey banner.
3. Pick a slot
NuKey shows the keyboard on its import sheet. Choose where it lives and type.
Prefer to describe it in words? Download the AI theme prompt, paste it into a capable model with a reference image, and import the file it writes here to polish it before making a code.