Elgato Control Center

2.58K reviews
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Rated for 3+
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About this app

Control Center
For Elgato Key Light

Designed to make advanced studio lighting easier than ever, Control Center gives you the freedom to command Key Light from your Android device.


Let there be light:
Power up Key Light with a tap, and power down just as easily.


Get brightness right:
Adjust all 2500 lumens and 160 premium LEDs with a quick swipe.


Tweak temperature:
Refine your color reproduction and set the perfect mood in a snap.


Sync multiple Key Lights:
Control several Key Lights individually or all at once.
Make advanced studio lighting easier than ever, command Key Light from Android.
Updated on
Oct 19, 2026

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  • No data shared with third parties
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  • Data is encrypted in transit
  • Data can’t be deleted

Ratings and reviews

2.5K reviews
Tomar Ruun
October 31, 2026
Worked perfectly before the latest update, though now it can't find the lights I set up months ago in the main page. Long pressing the app and using the widgets work, but that's about it.
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Bryan Jackson
February 12, 2021
An exercise in frustration. Connected properly to app and then never again. VPN on/off, 2.4Ghz/5Ghz/LAN, inches away from signal it doesn't matter, it won't work right. It'd be a nice security feature to just shut off the wifi and use the buttons, but no. The wifi's sitting wide open for someone to connect it to their network (assuming they could even get it to connect). This all goes for the windows app as well. The software implementation is REALLY bad.
22 people found this review helpful
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Steve Fung
March 14, 2022
The Android app setup process is one of the worst I've experienced. When trying to connect it to your home's wifi, it doesn't let you enter the wifi network's name directly. Instead you have to choose the network name from a drop down list. However this list only seems to be populated with a maximum of 10 networks. I live in a high density apartment building, there are easily 30+ networks in range. In order to get my light set up, I had to keep attempting to set it up, hope my network was in the list, and if it wasn't, exit setup and start over. It took me 9 tries before my network was in the drop down list. Additionally, if your network's name is hidden, you wouldn't be able to set up your light at all. Once your light is set up, the app's functionality also is severely lacking. It doesn't have any presets or saved levels for you to save your favorite lighting levels, if you need to change the settings you have to change the temperature and brightness manually every time. Additionally, it doesn't integrate with any smart home systems like Siri, Google Assistant, Alexa, etc.
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What’s new

This update includes new firmware for Key Light Air MK.2 and bug fixes.

- Key Light Air MK.2 firmware 1.1.11 improves color temperature accuracy and keeps special characters, such as umlauts, in the device name.
- Fixed issues with pairing, firmware updates, renaming lights, and the maximum brightness tooltip for Key Light Air MK.2.