Hey everyone,

I’ve been a proud Wooting keyboard user for a while now. Love the analog technology, the build, the feel… but here’s the cold hard truth:

Wooting has zero native macro support. None. Zero. Zip.

They released this so-called “Wootomation” software a while ago, which everyone hoped would be the native macro solution. But spoiler alert: it’s a total disaster. The software is utterly unfinished, barely functional, and clearly abandoned by the devs. You can’t even seriously rely on it for basic, much less advanced macro functions that any other decent peripheral software handles effortlessly.

Every few weeks, there’s a frustrated post on Discord or Reddit: “How do I just make this button mute my mic?” Or, “Why can’t I automate basic stuff for work with my expensive keyboard?”

Wooting’s answer is… silence. Or, “Use Wootomation!” (or 3rd party software) - but we all know it’s broken and forgotten.

I’m not asking for hacks or game cheats, just the same productivity tools EVERY other brand offers. In 2025, you shouldn’t need to use sketchy third-party macro programs (risking bans!) just to copy and paste with style.

Now, you might say, “Just use third-party programs like Key Manager, BotMek, or AutoHotkey.” The reality? Those programs are either outdated, complicated to set up, or simply don’t work properly with many games and apps-likely because anti-cheat systems see them as suspicious. It’s frustrating because all we want is simple, repeatable key presses for convenience and productivity, not cheating or anything shady.

Meanwhile, competitors like Corsair iCUE and Logitech G HUB offer native macro functionality that’s reliable, user-friendly, and integrated seamlessly. Wooting’s lack of a proper solution is glaring.

To the devs and decision-makers at Wooting:
We aren’t asking for miracles. Just give us a proper macro system - either build something solid into your firmware/software, or at least provide an official third-party app with rich features, an intuitive interface, and stability.

The community deserves this. We want the legendary analog input, and modern customization. Not this half-baked mess that’s basically a slap in the face to your loyal users.

If you’re tired of waiting for a real macro solution on your Wooting board, upvote this and share. Maybe if enough people demand it loud and clear, Wooting will finally wake up and give us the software we deserve.

Let’s make some noise - no more excuses.

Just received the Wooting2 and everything looks good. However, I can't find a way to input a custom game profile in the wootility software. Checking online, there appears to be a button for that feature for the wooting 1 keyboard that is not present on the wooting 2 software. Am I missing something or has that feature not been enabled yet?

Also, are there any plans to allow customization of all the keys on the keyboard to be any macro key press like is available for the mode, fn, and analog keys?

Hello, I am currently looking for a new keyboard, and have been looking at the Wooting for some time. The Wooting two looks really good, but I really want some macro keys. Are there any plans for creating a version with macro keys? I work a bit with powershell and generaly coding, and I use macro keys quite a bit.

Thank you for your time :)

More or less what the title says. I recently got my hands on a wooting keyboard and stubbled on wootings advances keys. Specifically the ability to have multiple key presse register one at the actuation point and another and the bottom of the keypress.

As you can imagine this allows for quite a few different macro esq configurations but the most interesting I've found has been binding a crouch input at the bottom of my space bar allowing me to have 80% consistency with hitting the super glide timing with next to no effort just by pressing down my space bar at a Simi consistent speed.

While I don't think this feature is the same as a macro as every input does require an action to trigger it. But it does make it seriously brain dead to hit super glides.

What are y'all's thoughts on this?

Been rocking the 80HE for about 6 Months now i believe, delivery took quite a while so im not entirely sure when mine arrived. (Pre-Order, expected it to take some time and it came on time as announced)

So far i loved every minute using it and it motivated me to type up some guides for some friends and I just so i have a reason to type on it.

Regardless, there is one thing that really annoys me and i dont believe that it would be a big endevour to implement some of these things.

#1 Functionality for Keys and DKS Keys to not just call "Key down and up" but also "Key UP" or "Key DOWN" individually. Especially Key UP before Key DOWN and Key UP while pressing down.
This would be a godsend for games like Elden Ring etc. where a poor PC port leaves us with "dodge on key release" kind of stupidity and no option to rebind it.

#2 Simple Macro functionality with "repeat while pressed", "repeat X times", "repeat till pressed again".
I've tried Wootomation but that program is probably the sadest product you have released, something that i wouldn't have expected with the innovations that to my knowledge you have brought to the keyboard space.
No repeat functionality, The setup for macros is incrediblty tedious, delays cannot be less than 10ms iirc overall felt tedious. Afaik some programms also randomly blocked wootomations macros but not others like those on the mouse directly.

So why are these things not already part of the package or actively denied over the years when there is probably a post asking for it every other day?
While im basically asking for those features, im more wondering about why they aren't adressed, or when they have been.

I'm a big macro user. I use my keyboard for both gaming and work. Looking at getting a 60HE, but don't want to waste my time if the macro creating process is tedious.

For those of you that have experience, what are your thoughts?

I range from simple macros for text, and more complex macros for mundane tasks. Does the wooting macro software allow you do create in depth macros and include mouse clicks?

A super plus would be to record mouse position on the screen, so I can get rid of this razer software.

Hello friends, I'm looking to buy a wooting keyboard, but I have some questions:

1. ***How noticeable is the difference between the lekker switches & the red ones?***I know the keyboard had a larger memory onboard, but are the switches substantially better? (do they feel different or is it just improved performance/latency, etc. along those lines).My use case is gaming & typing for my university work, & so I want a good typing experience alongside a good gaming experience.

2. ***That then begs the question of: Should I wait for a lekker re-release/successor or go with a wooting two?***Might there be more features because of the increased onboard memory? or could one upgrade the wooting two's onboard memory?

3. ***Is there a macro system in the software, and if so, how fleshed out is it?***Having said that, I did look at your trello roadmap and it seems like macros has been a 'considered feature' for quite some time, but I wondered if that is regarding a more fleshed out version, or if there's none present at all?I'm not looking for anything too complex, other than say binding a single key to perform a combination.For example, I'd like to remap 'capslock' to 'F13', & just use the remapped capslock key and set macros like 'F13+del' such that I could the combo buttons for my soundboard or other purposes.Or in a more complex case, 'F13' becomes "cycle through profiles", such that I could use the second profile to bind different actions to normal keys (so say Q becomes F14 or F14+del)

Some context: I'm deciding between the wooting two (or a lekker re-release/successor) corsair k95 plat & roccat vulcan 120 aimo.

• Wooting is analog so it's a different ball game, & the profiles sounds promising, but I am unsure of the macro functionality (& honestly don't want to run a second keyboard just for macros, since AutoHotKey is not very useful for me***).

• Roccat has a thing called 'easy shift' which you can use such that if you hold capslock down, a second profile becomes active where all your keys can be remaps or macros, which is really neat, but it lacks any extra macro keys, instead there are 6 baked on top of insert->page down, using a feature called game mode, which lets you set a number of game profiles, each of which uses those buttons as a different set of macros.

• Corsair just has extra buttons that are positioned better for macro use, and the profile switch feature. (i'm coming from a dying G910 which has 9 extra macro keys & 4 profiles.

**** I don't want to use something like AutoHotKey as it doesn't play with anti-cheat measures in games.*The reason is, even if the action is something that's not even performed in the game (like a macro to play a *haha gottem* sound in my discord call, when I get a funny kill), it'll still trigger the anti-cheat as AHK itself is blacklisted, instead of being restricted to actions outside of the game or something).My fear then, is that I would leave AHK running, fat finger & hit capslock to trigger a thing in AHK, and get banned for it. ***

Any help or advice is greatly appreciated.

UPDATE: I ended up buying a wooting two, and I absolutely love it, although it is quite lite on the macro department.

Hello, I'm someone thats currently thinking of getting the Wooting 60 HE+. I'm a macbook user, so when I saw that the wooting software was compatible on mac I got very excited. However, I was just wondering if the wooting software on mac is identical to the wooting software on windows. I like to play fps games so I would want to change the actuation point as advertised.

Another question I have is if a wooting keyboard would have a slower response time on macbook than on windows, or if their is no difference.

I'd really appreciate if someone could answer these questions for me.

I just got my new Two HE today and I love the thing, nothing but positives so far. Much better than my cheap corsair keyboard obviously.

The one thing I'm struggling with though is the title question. My corsair keyboard had G keys which could be mapped to do pretty much anything, include launching an application. I like to use one of these to run a .exe I created which simply hides desktop icons. Might seem like a silly thing to need, but having a clean desktop at the press of a button is very convenient for me.

I'm just wondering if the same can be done with wootility? I have seen the ability to map a button to launch an application on MacOS, but I can't find a similar option for Windows 10. Any ideas?

Thanks in advance.

Hello, this is somewhat a response to that Treeree video about 4 weeks ago talking about this keyboard. Hey suggested setting different actuation distances for crouch and jump to make superglides more consistent. I see no problem with this as there was nothing stopping people from installing two different switches into their keyboards.

However, Treeree did not touch on another feature of the Wooting software/board that allows you to set different keys at different actuation points. Ex. at 0.1mm it would press A, but if you go down to 1.0 it would now press S for instance. They call this Dynamic Keystroke. If you set, say on spacebar, jump to be at 1.0mm and crouch at 1.1mm; you could just guarantee perfect superglide accuracy. To me this feels exactly like a macro and I don't think it should be allowed; however, it is part of the keyboard?? What do people think about this?

So I am about to get a new keyboard and watching some vids I found this Wooting Keyboard one with analog switches and deep sensors or w/e it's called. Doesn't matter, but look at this https://youtu.be/wv5vHcnrVOQ arround 6 min they start building in fortnite, and before that they are playing with settings as you can see. I immediately wanted to see that thing with editing keybind. Imo you can use it just like they do, but edit+confirm and would be faster than double edits keybinds. Is there anyone with that keyboard who can share some expirience with it? Thanks!

Hi, I'm trying to create a simple macro with Wootomation and UwU, but seems that Wootomation doesn't recognize UwU; simply it can't detect any button in the trigger keys field.

Any idea?