There isn’t a single universal “analog mode” switch inside Roblox itself; what you’re usually hitting is one of three things:

  1. Your keyboard (or controller) emulating an Xbox/DS4-style analog input,
  2. Roblox automatically detecting a “controller” and locking into controller mode, or
  3. A game-specific UI navigation behavior that treats analog sticks/WASD as object selection.

The fix depends on what is giving you “analog mode,” not on a Roblox setting called “analog mode.”

Most common cause: keyboard or driver in “analog / controller mode”

If you’re using something like a Razer Huntsman Mini Analog , some gaming keyboards, or certain gamepads, they can be configured to output analog/controller signals instead of normal keyboard keys. In that case, Roblox sees a controller and forces controller mode.

How to fix it (general steps)

  1. Open your device’s software

    • Razer: open Razer Synapse
    • Other brands: use their own config app (Logitech G Hub, SteelSeries GG, etc.).

  2. Find the analog / controller / double‑movement setting
    Look for terms like:

    • “Analog Mode”
    • “Controller Mode”
    • “Analog Movement”
    • “Double Movement”
    • “Joystick Output”

  3. Disable analog/controller mode

    • Turn off any profile that forces joystick output.
    • Switch the keyboard back to normal keyboard mode (not DINPUT/analog).

  4. If the setting won’t stick

    • Fully close the config app.
    • Optionally uninstall the Razer Analog Driver (or equivalent) and restart your PC.
    • Reboot, then launch Roblox again.

  5. Test in Roblox

    • Enter a game and check:
      • Do you now have a cursor and normal keyboard movement?
      • Is the on‑screen prompt showing keyboard keys instead of controller icons?

If this matches your situation (e.g., you recently set up an analog keyboard or a gamepad with “analog mode”), this is almost certainly the fix.

If Roblox is just stuck in “controller mode” on PC

Sometimes Roblox will think you have a controller even if you don’t, or you plug one in and forget to switch back.

Quick in‑game hotkey

On many experiences (like Jailbreak), you can toggle Xbox/controller mode with a hotkey:

  • QWERTY keyboards : press Backslash (\)
  • QWERTZ keyboards : press the equivalent key (often labeled Ű or similar)

This switches Roblox back to normal keyboard/mouse control for that experience.

In‑game settings method

If the hotkey doesn’t work or you want a GUI fix:

  1. While in the game, press Esc or tap the menu icon.
  2. Go to Settings → Controls or Accessibility.
  3. Look for:
    • Controller Support
    • Input Mode
    • Gamepad Mode
  4. Set it to:
    • Off (for controller support), or
    • Keyboard / Mouse (for input mode).
  5. Close the menu and test movement. Some games save instantly; others may need you to re‑enter the game or restart Roblox.

If it’s actually about UI navigation (analog stick selecting GUI objects)

There’s also a known behavior where analog sticks and WASD move the GuiService.SelectedObject in menus, which can feel like “analog mode” in UIs. Roblox itself doesn’t give players a simple “turn off analog mode” toggle for this. Players who want to disable it usually:

  • Use the in‑game settings to disable controller support (as above), or
  • Ask the game developer to:
    • Disable GUI navigation via WASD/analog in their code, or
    • Provide a settings option to lock input to keyboard/mouse only.

If you’re a developer, you’d handle this in Lua by controlling GuiService and input events, but for normal players the practical fix is again: disable controller mode and ensure your keyboard isn’t outputting gamepad signals.

Step‑by‑step checklist

Use this if you’re unsure which case you’re in:

  1. Unplug all controllers (if any).
  2. Check your keyboard/gamepad software :
    • Make sure “Analog / Controller Mode” is OFF.
  3. In Roblox :
    • Press Esc → Settings → Controls.
    • Turn Controller Support off or set Input Mode to Keyboard/Mouse.
  4. Try the hotkey :
    • Press Backslash (\) in the game.
  5. If it still acts like a controller :
    • Restart Roblox.
    • Optionally clear Roblox cache or reinstall the client.

If you tell me:

  • What device you’re using (keyboard model, gamepad, etc.), and
  • Whether you see controller icons in the game or just weird menu behavior,

I can give you exact steps tailored to your setup. Information gathered from public forums or data available on the internet and portrayed here.