Steam Key Manager

All your keys. All in one place.

The Steam Key Manager is a tool that aims to streamline the local storage of Steam keys by providing a simple UI to add, sort, and export Steam keys.

Key features:

Adding a new key is as simple as copying its Steam store page link and pasting it in the provided text field. The Steam Key Manager queries the Steam store API and extracts the most important data. The only thing left for you to do is to select a tier for the game and add it to the list. Alternatively, you can manually add the title and price of a game by using the input fields.

The list itself can be sorted by name, price, or tier. Additionally, selecting games prepares them for exporting - clicking on the Export button will generate a text file in the program's storage folder (by default found in C:\Users\<YourUsername>\Documents), easy for you to redeem yourself or give away to someone.

F.A.Q.:

Will you have access to my Steam keys?

Absolutely not! The keys you add are saved locally in a JSON file in the program's own storage folder, which can be found under in the user folder Documents (usually C:\Users\<YourUsername>\Documents. There should be a Steam Key Manager folder present)

What are game tiers?

Game tiers are an extra user-defined metric for which to categorize games with. Think of it like a tier list, with S being a premium, high quality game (Red Dead Redemption, GTA V) and C being some bottom-of-the-barrel game with 10 mixed reviews on Steam. Of course, this highly depends on what keys you own. I use this metric of S A B C since I found out the keys I own are for games which fall into four "quality" groups.