Gamepad Pro is a controller key mapper for Android: turn the gamepad you already own into touch controls and play touch-only games with real buttons. No root.
Map controller buttons, both analog sticks, the D-pad and analog triggers to taps, holds and swipes, with adjustable stick sensitivity.
Move, aim and act at the same time — built for games that need several simultaneous inputs.
Save an independent mapping per game, so you always come back to the right layout.
Create multiple Phases for different parts of the same game, such as Movement, Driving, Parachuting, Combat or Menus.
Use a combination of controller buttons as a single trigger, adding shortcuts without giving up existing controls.
Build a sequence of touch actions and run the whole thing from one controller input — ideal for repeated routines.
Hold a button to repeat a mapped touch action automatically, at a repeat rate you set per action.
Shooters and battle royale, MOBA and MMORPG, racing, action RPG, open world, fighting, survival, idle and clicker games, plus retro emulators — if it takes touch input, you can map a controller to it.
Gamepad Pro maps controller input straight to screen actions: no cloned copy of your game, no root, and no ADB for the core setup. A few advanced options can use Shizuku; mapping itself does not.
Gamepad Pro works with many wired and wireless controllers supported by Android, and button labels can adapt to popular controller layouts.
Gamepad Pro maps your controller, keyboard or any external buttons to taps and swipes on the screen, so you can play touch games and control apps with physical buttons.
The accessibility service lets Gamepad Pro turn your button presses into taps and swipes, even outside the app. Your key maps only work after it is enabled. Gamepad Pro only uses it to perform the actions you set up — it does not collect or upload your personal data.
1. Pick a game or app from the list.
You don't have to record them — both sticks and both triggers are already in every new layout. Just drag them onto the spots they should control, and tap one to open its settings: the right stick can be a camera swipe (the default) or a movement dial, with sensitivity and response curve there too. They do need the Gamepad Pro keyboard to be enabled, because Android's accessibility service cannot read analog stick or trigger movement.
That is a second touch being dropped. Update to the latest version first — newer builds already keep both touches alive on their own. If one still gets dropped, open Settings › Advanced multi-touch and follow the three steps there; the page tells you which one is missing. It is optional, and ordinary mappings work without it.
No. Gamepad Pro works through the accessibility service and does not require root. Root or Shizuku is only needed for a few optional advanced features.
Accessibility Service:
Gamepad Pro uses Android’s AccessibilityService API to turn your configured controller actions into taps and swipes. It is required for mapping to work outside the app, only performs the actions you create, and never collects or uploads your personal data.
Android’s Accessibility Service cannot read analog stick or L2/R2 trigger values. The Gamepad Pro input method captures these inputs so they can be mapped correctly, and may also be used for text input.
Compatibility may vary with your device, Android version, controller, and how each game handles touch input or overlays.
Available on Google Play for Android.
Play Store reviews don’t give us enough detail to investigate technical problems. If something isn’t working, open Gamepad Pro and go to Settings > Feedback.
Last updated October 15, 2026
