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One keyboard and mouse for every computer on your desk.
Virtual KVM moves your pointer and keyboard to the next computer when you cross a screen edge, the way a KVM switch would, without the switch box. It works between Windows, Mac and Linux computers signed in to your account.
Lay out the screens like your desk
Drag each computer's monitors into place on the layout board, nudge them one step at a time or type exact positions. The pointer crosses where two screens touch.
Control without video
You look at each computer's own monitor. Virtual KVM sends your keyboard and mouse, not a picture of the screen.
Typing follows the pointer
Keys go to the computer the pointer is on, and the order of clicks, scrolls and keys is kept as you move between computers.
One clipboard across the desk
Text and images you copy follow you to the other computers in the layout.
Jump with a hotkey
Set hotkeys that move control straight to a computer without dragging the pointer across.
Wake a sleeping computer
An offline computer that supports Wake-on-LAN shows a Wake button on the board.
Set it up
1. Install on each computer. Sign in with the same account on every computer you want in the layout. Virtual KVM needs a paid plan. 2. Open Virtual KVM. Open it in the app on the computer whose keyboard and mouse you will use. 3. Arrange the screens. Place each monitor where it sits on your desk, then save the layout. 4. Start and cross an edge. Start control and move the pointer off the edge of your screen onto the next computer.
Good to know
Virtual KVM needs a Personal, Professional or Business plan, and each computer in the layout counts toward the plan. Computers on your local network show on the board first. A computer that is online but not verified on your network is marked Not on this LAN. Overlapping screens cannot be saved, and the pointer only crosses where two screens touch. A Mac needs Accessibility allowed before it can take keyboard and mouse input.