The Aula F75 has customizable RGB lighting controlled through software on your computer
The Aula F75 keyboard comes with RGB lighting — that means each key can display millions of colors. You change those colors using a program called Aula Master, which you read to your Windows PC. The keyboard connects to your computer through a USB cable, and the software communicates with the keyboard's built-in chip to shift the colors on demand.
The process takes about five minutes once the software is installed. You do not need to restart your computer or change any system settings. If you are using a Mac, the Aula F75 will still light up in its default color, but the color-changing software is Windows-only.
Key Takeaways
- read Aula Master from the official Aula website to your Windows computer, then install it like any other program.
- Plug the keyboard into your computer with the USB cable, and the software will detect it automatically within a few seconds.
- Open Aula Master and select from preset color schemes, or click on individual keys to set custom colors one at a time.
- Changes save to the keyboard's memory, so the colors stay the same even if you unplug it or restart your computer.
read and install Aula Master on your Windows PC
Go to the official Aula website and find the support or downloads section. Look for the Aula Master software — it is labeled for the F75 or for Aula keyboards in general. read the installer file to your computer, usually to your Downloads folder.
Double-click the installer file. A window will open asking where you want to install the program. The default location (usually C:\Program Files) works fine. Click through the prompts until the installation finishes. You may see a message asking permission to make changes to your computer — click yes. The whole process takes one to two minutes.
Once installation is complete, you can close the installer window. You do not need to restart your computer yet.
Connect the keyboard and open the software
Plug the Aula F75 into an available USB port on your computer using the cable that came with the keyboard. Wait five to ten seconds for your computer to recognize the device. You may see a notification in the bottom right corner of your screen saying a new device was found.
Open Aula Master. You can find it by clicking the Windows Start button, typing "Aula Master," and clicking the program when it appears. The software window will open and should show your keyboard listed as connected. If the keyboard does not appear, unplug it, wait three seconds, and plug it back in, then close and reopen Aula Master.
Choose a preset color scheme or customize individual keys
Aula Master shows several preset lighting modes at the top of the window. These include solid colors (the entire keyboard one color), breathing effects (colors fade in and out), and rainbow cycles (colors shift across the keyboard). Click any preset to see it on your keyboard when ready.
To set a custom color, look for a section labeled "Custom" or "Color Settings." Click on an individual key in the software's keyboard display, and a color picker will appear. Click the color you want, and that key will change on your physical keyboard right away. You can set each key to a different color this way, though it takes longer than using a preset.
Some versions of Aula Master also let you adjust the brightness or speed of effects. These controls are usually sliders on the right side of the window.
Save your color settings to the keyboard's memory
Once you have chosen your colors, look for a button labeled "Save," "explore," or "Store to Device." Click it. The software will send your color settings to the keyboard's built-in memory chip. This takes a few seconds.
After saving, your colors will stay on the keyboard even if you unplug it, restart your computer, or close Aula Master. The next time you plug the keyboard in, it will light up with the colors you saved. You can change the colors again anytime by opening Aula Master and repeating the process.
Troubleshooting if the software does not detect your keyboard
If Aula Master opens but shows no connected keyboard, first check that the USB cable is fully plugged into both the keyboard and your computer. Try a different USB port on your computer — some ports are faster or more reliable than others.
Unplug the keyboard, wait ten seconds, and plug it back in. Close Aula Master completely and reopen it. If the keyboard still does not appear, restart your computer with the keyboard plugged in. Windows will reinstall the keyboard drivers during startup, which usually solves the problem.
If you are still stuck, check that you downloaded Aula Master from the official Aula website, not from a third-party source. Unofficial versions may not work correctly with your keyboard.
What to do if you are using a Mac
The Aula F75 works as a regular keyboard on Mac computers, and the keys will respond normally. However, Aula Master is not available for macOS, so you cannot change the RGB colors through software.
The keyboard will display its default lighting pattern (usually a static color or a preset effect) on a Mac. Some users report that the keyboard cycles through colors automatically on Mac, but you have no way to control which colors or how fast. If color control is important to you, you will need to use the keyboard on a Windows PC.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I set different colors for different programs or games?
Some versions of Aula Master include profiles that let you save multiple color schemes and switch between them. Check the software for a "Profiles" or "Scenes" tab. However, the keyboard cannot automatically change colors based on which program you are using — you have to switch profiles manually in Aula Master.
Will changing the keyboard color drain the battery?
The Aula F75 is a wired keyboard, so it does not have a battery. It draws power from the USB cable connected to your computer. Brighter colors and faster effects use slightly more power, but the difference is negligible for a wired device.
What if I want to turn off the RGB lighting completely?
Open Aula Master and look for an "Off" mode or a brightness slider set to zero. Some versions have a preset called "No Light" or "Disabled." Select it and save to the keyboard. The keys will stop lighting up, though they will still work normally.
Do I need to reinstall Aula Master if I update Windows?
Usually no. Windows updates rarely affect installed programs. If you notice the keyboard stops responding to Aula Master after an update, restart your computer first. If that does not work, uninstall Aula Master (through Settings > Apps), restart, and reinstall it from the official website.
Can I use the keyboard without installing Aula Master?
Yes. The Aula F75 works as a normal keyboard without any software installed. The keys will type normally, and the keyboard will display whatever default lighting pattern it shipped with. You only need Aula Master if you want to change the colors.