DualShock Calibration GUI
Calibrate your PlayStation controller sticks
Please connect a DualShock 4, a DualSense or DualSense Edge controller to your computer via USB cable and press Connect.
DualShock Calibration GUI - Professional Controller Calibration
DualShock Calibration GUI is a web-based tool that uses undocumented USB commands to recalibrate PlayStation controller analog sticks at a factory level with the DualShock Calibration GUI interface.
- Factory-Level CalibrationAccess the same calibration commands used during controller manufacturing to fix stick drift and improve accuracy.
- Multiple Controller SupportWorks with DualShock 4 (V1 & V2), DualSense, and DualSense Edge controllers via USB connection.
- Permanent ChangesSave calibration directly to controller firmware, ensuring it works across all connected devices.
Key Features
Professional-grade calibration tools for PlayStation controllers.
Stick Center Calibration
Precisely calibrate the neutral position of analog sticks to eliminate dead zones and drift.
Range Calibration
Calibrate the full range of motion for both sticks, ensuring accurate response across all positions.
Clone Detection
Automatically detect counterfeit DualShock 4 controllers that cannot be calibrated.
Real-time Visualization
See your stick positions in real-time with circularity testing and accuracy measurements.
Controller Information
View detailed hardware and firmware information about your connected controller.
Open Source Project
Community-driven development with full source code available on GitHub.
How to Use DualShock Calibration GUI
Use DualShock Calibration GUI to calibrate your PlayStation controller in simple steps:
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about using DualShock Calibration GUI for controller calibration.
Does this fix stick drift?
Stick drift is usually caused by physical wear or dirt. DualShock Calibration GUI can help recalibrate after replacing worn joysticks, but won't fix physical damage. DualShock Calibration GUI is best for improving accuracy and fixing poor factory calibration.
Which controllers are supported?
DualShock Calibration GUI supports DualShock 4 (V1 and V2), DualSense, and DualSense Edge controllers. Controllers must be connected via USB cable - Bluetooth connections are not supported when using DualShock Calibration GUI.
Are the changes permanent?
Yes, when you click 'Save changes permanently', the calibration is written directly to the controller's firmware. The calibration will persist across all devices including PS4/PS5 consoles.
Is this safe for my controller?
Yes, DualShock Calibration GUI uses the same calibration commands used during manufacturing. You can use DualShock Calibration GUI to recalibrate multiple times without damaging your controller.
Why does my browser need to support WebHID?
WebHID API allows web applications to communicate directly with USB devices. Currently, Chrome and Edge browsers support this feature. Firefox and Safari do not yet support WebHID.
Can I reset to factory calibration?
No, once you save a permanent calibration, you cannot revert to the original factory settings. However, you can perform a new calibration at any time to overwrite the previous one.
Ready to Use DualShock Calibration GUI?
Connect your controller and start using DualShock Calibration GUI now.