A small auto clicker for Windows that does one job and stays out of the way.
You choose how often it clicks — hours, minutes, seconds or milliseconds. Out of the box it runs at ten clicks a second, and you can make it slower or far faster. It can click wherever your cursor happens to be, or lock onto one exact point you pick on screen and keep hitting that spot while you do something else.
Left, right and middle buttons are all supported, single or double click. One global hotkey starts and stops it, so you never have to alt-tab out of the window you are working in. Tell it to do a fixed number of clicks and stop, or let it run until you say otherwise.
People use it for idle and incremental games, long menu grinds, repetitive interface work and click-heavy testing — anywhere you would otherwise sit and tap a mouse for an hour.
One portable file, runs on the .NET Framework already present in Windows 10 and 11. Nothing is installed, nothing is written to the registry. Open
Features
- Interval set in hours, minutes, seconds or milliseconds
- Ten clicks per second out of the box, change it to anything you need
- Clicks where the cursor is, or holds one exact point you picked
- Left, right or middle button; single or double click
- One global hotkey to start and stop without leaving the window
- Run a fixed number of clicks or keep going until you stop it
- Portable single file on .NET Framework 4.8 — nothing to install
- MIT licence, no ads, no telemetry, no account