Open Source C Auto Clickers

A tool that clicks the mouse extremely quickly. Using keyboard keys (or mouse buttons) as the trigger, you can position the mouse, then hit a key to click up to 9999 times every second.

XClicker is an open-source, easy-to-use, feature-rich and blazing-fast Autoclicker for linux desktops using x11. It is written in C and uses the gtk framework. The user interface may look different depending on what gtk theme you are using. The highest I have got with it was around 750cps, but that was still with 1-millisecond interval. With 0 millisecond interval, the focused application may freeze. Safe mode, to protect from unwanted behavior. Autoclick with a specified amount of time between each click. Choose mouse button [Left/Right/Middle].

Micro Recorder is an innovative software that allows users to capture their mouse and keyboard actions and replay them with precision. Whether you're looking to automate repetitive tasks, perform complex sequences, or simply save time, this tool makes it easy to record and replay desktop actions on-demand. With an intuitive interface and robust features, Micro Recorder is perfect for both beginners and professionals who need a reliable automation solution for their daily workflow. Enhance productivity, reduce errors, and streamline your tasks with this powerful recording tool.

Comes with C Source, and C binaries(x86 and x64). There is also, for non developers, a self extracting 7zip archive of just the binaries.

xAutoClick is an autoclicker application to reduce or avoid repetitive stress injury (RSI) by simulating multiple mouse clicks.

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A simple Autoclicker CLI written in C. For now it clicks 10 times per second when the user presses F9 and it stops clicking if the user clicks F9 again. PS: It follows the mouse cursor and clicks where the mouse cursor currently is at.