SENSECALIBRATOR
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Fix PS5 stick drift.
For real.

Automatic stick-drift diagnostics and hardware recalibration for the DualSense. No install: all from the browser, written straight into the controller's memory.

Chrome or Edge · DualSense connected via USB cable

  1. 1Connect via USB
  2. 2Automatic drift test
  3. 3Calibration
  4. 4Save to memory

Stick drift FAQ

What causes PS5 stick drift?

The analog sticks read their position through small potentiometers. With wear, their resting value shifts away from the stored center calibration, so the console sees movement that is not there. In many cases the sensor is fine: the stored calibration is simply wrong, and rewriting it fixes the drift.

Does this permanently fix stick drift?

Yes, when the drift is a calibration offset. The fix is written into the controller's own memory, so it applies everywhere: PS5, PC, Mac. If the potentiometer is mechanically worn, calibration reduces the drift but cannot repair the hardware. The built-in drift test tells you which case you have.

Is it safe for my controller?

The tool uses the same widely tested calibration commands as the open-source dualshock-tools project. Nothing is permanent until you click "Write to memory": powering the controller off before that reverts every change. Unofficial tool, use at your own risk.

Why do I need a USB cable and Chrome or Edge?

The controller's calibration commands are only reliable over USB, and the WebHID technology used to talk to it is available in Chromium browsers (Chrome, Edge). Safari and Firefox do not support WebHID.

Does it work with DualSense Edge or DualShock 4?

No. Only the standard PS5 DualSense is supported.

Is it really free?

Yes. Free and open source (MIT license), no account, no ads. Anonymous usage data is shared by default to improve the calibration algorithm; you can opt out with one click in the footer.