Artisan keycaps, Explained

WHAT THE HELL ARE THESE THINGS?

If you've dipped your toes in the world of mechanical keyboards, you've probably noticed that all the boards are pretty...different.

Mechanical keyboard switches give you the ability to remove each individual keycap and replace it with another. This opens up the possibilities for changing your entire keycap set to match a certain color theme, or to upgrade to a thicker or more textured/smooth plastic. Changing your keys can improve ergonomics, noise, etc.

In the end, it's all about feeling, sound, and aesthetic.

Many extremely talented members of our community work tirelessly to bring you new and unique keycap sets and accessories, in order to push the limits of what is possible in the mechanical keyboard world. These artists and engineers are hard at work creating new things that have never been seen before on something like a keyboard.

 I take it a step further by hand-sculpting, casting, and finishing keycaps in small batches in order to create something truly unique and special for your keyboard that can’t be found anywhere else. Every key is made completely by hand, from start to finish.

Plus, you can show it off to your buddies at the office and they'll wonder if you've lost your damn mind.

What the hell is keyforge?

I started KeyForge in my garage in 2015, with a single pressure pot and not a whole lot of free time. It started out as a hobby, but quickly turned into the thing I liked doing most. Now, all of my time is dedicated to making new and exciting colorways, and new sculpt designs.

Today, the KeyForge studio lives in the heart of the Wasatch Mountains. Keys are made in small batches, just like grandma used to make.