The Stream Deck Foot Pedal from Elgato is an ideal companion to the Elgato Stream Deck MK2, giving you hands-free control of your apps and tools and full compatibility with other Corsair-branded keyboards and controllers. Defined as having tactile controls at your feet, the Stream Deck Foot Pedal features three pedals poised…
The Stream Deck Foot Pedal from Elgato is an ideal companion to the Elgato Stream Deck MK2, giving you hands-free control of your apps and tools and full compatibility with other Corsair-branded keyboards and controllers. Defined as having tactile controls at your feet, the Stream Deck Foot Pedal features three pedals poised to launch unlimited actions. One-touch operation controls your software and hardware. Encased in a heavy-duty chassis with anti-skid feet and what are described as "grippy surface pedals" for better, more accurate traction, the Stream Deck Foot Pedal enhances your productivity and facilitates your workflow by adding hands-free control and functionality.
Elgato Stream Deck Pedal adds three foot-operated pedals to your desk, so your hands can stay on the keyboard, mouse, game controller or musical instrument.
A three-pedal foot controller for instant hands-free control of your apps and tools – in game, in the studio and on stage.

The pedal sits under your desk and runs the stream while your hands play. It weighs 960 g and anti-skid feet keep it in place.
Playing an instrument, cooking or unboxing – switch scenes or cameras without reaching for your PC. The cable can be up to 5 m long.
In the Stream Deck app, just drag an action onto a pedal. With Smart Profiles, the layout changes by itself to match the active app.
Three pedals control software and hardware with a single press – like having your own studio producer.
One pedal triggers a whole series of actions, at once or one after another.
The pedal layout changes automatically with the app you are using.
Install community plugins, profiles and icons with a click.
Change pedal layouts with another Stream Deck or select Corsair keyboards.
Your fingers are dedicated controller smashers. They don't have time to mute your mic, trigger censor bleeps, or launch your victory meme. But your feet do. Put them to work on your stream so you can focus on your game.
Jamming with your favorite instrument, cooking, or unboxing while switching scenes and triggering effects is tricky. Stream Deck Foot Pedal makes it easy. Go live, toggle cameras, and more without reaching for your PC.
Any number of actions can be strung together, assigned to one pedal, and triggered intermittently or all at once. Snap a screenshot, open a destination folder, and launch Twitter for quick sharing. Or change scenes, play a track, and cue your voice changer with one tap.
Streamline your video editing, music production, or photography workflow. Assign macros to pedals for instant deployment without error.
Smart Profiles allow you to create unique pedal layouts that load automatically when switching apps. Picture one for livestreaming, another for video conferencing, and a bunch more for your workflow tools. All your actions are instantly at your feet.
Simply drag actions onto pedals in the Stream Deck application, and you're done.
Stream Deck Foot Pedal is built to take a stomping without budging. For optimal comfort and ease of use, a set of included interchangeable springs lets you adjust the tension of each pedal.
Hands-free control. The pedal sits under your desk and handles apps and tools while your hands keep working.

Hardware at a glance. Heavy-duty chassis, interchangeable springs, a USB-C port and a grippy surface with anti-skid feet.

For every job. Discord, streaming, gaming, presentations, video editing and music.

Smart Profiles. Each app can have its own pedal layout that loads automatically.

Multi Actions. A sequence of commands saved under one pedal.

Extensions from Marketplace. Plugins and icons from Elgato Marketplace add control of more apps.

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