QWERTY Maker

QWERTY Maker analyzes input text to produce a visual map of which keyboard keys are used. It helps writers, educators, and UX teams understand key usage patterns and communicate them clearly. Conceptually, the tool translates each character to its physical key on a standard US QWERTY layout and aggregates counts to create a heatmap-like diagram. Core features include per-key frequency data, row/hand distribution, and a vector SVG diagram suitable for documentation or teaching materials. Users can export the diagram as SVG and access structured data for integration into reports. The tool is especially valuable for typography studies, keyboard training, and UX optimization where understanding spatial key usage informs design decisions and instructional materials. The design focus is data-driven, avoiding UI specifics while delivering precise, reproducible visuals that can be embedded in slides, docs, or product specs.