Flipper Zero — BadUSB Ducky Script Reference
Flipper Zero — BadUSB Ducky Script Reference Quick reference for Ducky Script syntax supported by the Flipper Zero BadUSB module. Payload Location Payload files go on the SD card at /ext/badusb/ as .txt files. Core Commands Key Names Common Shortcuts Example Payloads Open Run dialog and launch notepad (Windows): ducky DELAY 500 GUI r DELAY 500 STRING notepad ENTER Open terminal on Linux: ducky DELAY 500 CTRL ALT t DELAY 1000 STRING echo hello ENTER Type a long string fast: ducky DEFAULTDELAY 0 STRING This will type very fast with no delay between commands Repeat a keystroke: ducky STRING a REPEAT 10 REM Types 'a' 11 times total (1 + 10 repeats) Flipper-Specific Notes File encoding must be UTF-8 — Windows CRLF line endings are fine Maximum file size: no hard limit but keep payloads concise The Flipper shows payload filename and a Run button — press center to execute You can stop mid-payload by pressing the back button ALT NUM (hold Alt, type number on numpad) works on Windows for special characters Delay Guidelines Links UberGuidoZ BadUSB payloads Hak5 Ducky Script reference
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