You can also customize the visual, its font size, opacity, and the color. Here you can customize whether the app will show all keystrokes or just those that include modifier keys. Once you’ve positioned the app’s visual, go to the Keyboard tab. Be careful with this setting because if you offset it too much from all sides, it might cut the visual off. Use the top, bottom, left, and right offset sliders to position the visual. Carnac supports multiple monitors so you can choose which monitor the keystroke should be displayed on. On the General Tab, you can select where the keystroke shows on your screen.
Double-click the app’s icon in the system tray to open its settings. The first thing you want to do after running the app is customize it. By default it will show keystrokes as well as mouse clicks, highlighting which mouse button was clicked. When you run it, to goes straight to the system tray. The app is open source and doesn’t need to be installed.
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