Quickstart

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Install or update

irm https://rebind.gg/install.ps1 | iex

curl -fsSL https://rebind.gg/install.sh | sh

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Linux

systemctl status rebind
journalctl -u rebind -n 100 --no-pager

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Start locally

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Your first script

--[[
  rebind: min_sdk=3.0.0
  rebind: name=CapsLock to Escape
]]

Bind.Remap("CapsLock", "Escape")

Where scripts live. The Scripts tab edits real .lua / .luau files on disk, in your Rebind scripts folder:

• Windows: %APPDATA%\Rebind\scripts
• macOS: ~/Library/Application Support/Rebind/scripts
• Linux: ~/.local/share/Rebind/scripts

Subfolders are fine for organization, edits made in an external editor are picked up live, and require() resolves modules relative to a script’s own folder. With Pro, Cloud backups in Settings saves your scripts, macros, and settings to your account. It runs only when you ask.

• The --[[ rebind: … ]] block at the top is the modeline: the script’s configuration. One rebind: line per setting usually reads best, but repeatable keys such as process= may share a line. A terse single-line -- rebind: key=value form works too.
• min_sdk is required. It’s the minimum Rebind version the script needs, and Rebind refuses to run any bare script whose modeline doesn’t declare it (a script inside a package inherits it from rebind.toml). These examples use 3.0.0; a script that asks for a version newer than your installed build is refused until you update.
• name= is the script’s display name. Every other modeline key is optional. See the SDK reference for the full list.
• Bind.Remap(from, to) takes two key names: the key you press and the key that’s sent instead. It installs the remap for as long as the script runs.

--[[
  rebind: min_sdk=3.0.0
  rebind: name=CapsLock to Escape
]]

function OnDown(key)
  if key == "CapsLock" then
    HID.Down("Escape")
    HID.Up("Escape")
    return false
  end
  return true
end

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Kill switch

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Uninstall