OmniControl
7.3#2 in controller mapping softwareFrom $59.99 a yearFree planWindows
VisitOmniControl vs PadForge
What both publish
| Fact | OmniControl | PadForge |
|---|---|---|
| Profiles | Profiles save mappings, tuning, emulation, lighting, calibration and related settings, with unlimited profile storage. | Profiles can switch automatically when a game takes focus, and the app includes 13 starter profiles for different kinds of games. |
| Remapping | Mappings can send buttons, sticks, triggers or paddles to controller inputs, keyboard keys, mouse actions or macros, with live updates. | It maps gamepads, wheels, flight sticks, keyboards, and mice to virtual controllers. |
| System requirements | The download requires Windows 10 or Windows 11 64-bit; the installer is listed as 43.6 MB. | The maker lists Windows 10 or 11 on x64 and Windows 11 on ARM64; the press page identifies ARM64 as preview. |
OmniControl plans
- FreeFree
- Insider$9.99 a month
- Pro Monthly (Quest page)$9.99 a month
- Pro Monthly$14.99 a month
- Pro Annual (Quest page)$59.99 a year
- Pro Annual$74.99 a year
PadForge plans
- FreeFree
Pick OmniControl if…
OmniControl suits Windows users who want to remap supported controllers, configure per-game profiles, or use macros and virtual-controller output. Quest controller support is for people using Meta Horizon Link over a Link cable or Air Link.
Pick PadForge if…
PadForge may suit players whose controller does not match a game's expected input, as well as sim racers, DualSense owners seeking trigger and lightbar effects, and accessibility users. It is for Windows 10 or 11 on x64, or Windows 11 on ARM64, which is listed as preview.