Mechanical Keyboard Switch Identifier

Identify keyboard switches from a photo — Cherry MX clones, linears, clicks and tactiles.

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Mechanical Keyboard Switch Identifier

Stem color is the keyboard community's shorthand — reds, browns, blues and a hundred clones. Photograph a switch to identify its family and type, and learn how it will feel before you buy.

How to use the Mechanical Keyboard Switch Identifier

  1. Upload or paste your photo — drag & drop, browse your files, or capture directly with your camera.
  2. Add any optional details in the form that could help the analysis.
  3. Press Submit — CoolMind reads the image and answers in seconds.
  4. Rate the tool or leave a comment to help others find it.

Why use this Mechanical Keyboard Switch Identifier?

  • Cherry, Gateron, Kailh, Box and common clones
  • Linear/tactile/clicky classification
  • Feel descriptions and sound expectations
  • Free — plan your next build

Frequently asked questions

What's the difference between linear and tactile switches?

Linears press straight down smoothly; tactiles add a bump at actuation; clickies add an audible click. The tool classifies yours and describes the feel.

Is this tool really free?

Yes — like every AICoolHub tool it is 100% free, unlimited, and works without any sign-up. Just open the page and use it.

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