Set up the routine. Stop repeating the clicks.
Turn repetitive mouse and keyboard tasks into saved routines you can run again. AutoClicker Studio combines clicks, shortcuts, text and waits in a native Windows desktop app, with controls for timing, repetition and scheduling.
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Build more than a single repeating click
A repetitive task rarely ends at one button. You might need to click a field, type some text, move to another position and wait before continuing.
Use the action builder to assemble those steps, or edit a mini script directly:
- Click, double-click, move the pointer and scroll the mouse wheel.
- Use the current pointer position or choose fixed screen coordinates.
- Send keyboard shortcuts and type Unicode text without replacing your clipboard.
- Add waits and nested repeat blocks to control the sequence.
Check your script before running it. Invalid commands get line-numbered feedback so you can find the problem before sending input.
Reuse the setup, not just the idea
Save named routines for different workflows, duplicate an existing setup and keep unfinished drafts while switching between routines.
Choose the delay between cycles, set a repeat count or time limit, and add a start delay so you have time to focus the target application. Optional interval jitter varies the delay between cycles.
For recurring tasks, create one-shot or daily schedules. Schedules start disarmed whenever you open the app and must be explicitly armed for that session.
Keep a stop button within reach
Press F6 to start or stop playback, F7 to capture a screen position, or F8 to stop playback and disarm schedules. Live counters show completed cycles, input actions and elapsed time.
Only one routine runs at a time. If the F8 emergency shortcut cannot be registered, playback is disabled rather than running without it.
Try your first routine
- Choose a saved routine or build a short sequence.
- Check the script, set a small repeat count and allow a start delay.
- Run it and switch to a blank document or another disposable test target.
- Use F8 to stop before moving on to a real workflow.
Before you automate
AutoClicker Studio requires an x64 PC running Windows 10 version 2004, build 19041, or later. The app must stay open, and Windows must be awake and unlocked.
Input goes to the foreground application, not a hidden background window. Scheduled runs also need the intended target ready. Windows or the target software may block simulated input, particularly in elevated or protected applications. Timing depends on Windows and the receiving app; no fixed clicks-per-second rate is guaranteed.
This is not a macro recorder or an image-recognition tool. Use it only where you have permission and follow the target application’s rules.
Does it need an account?
No. Routines and schedules stay on your PC, with no account, advertising or analytics. They are stored as plain-text JSON, so do not include passwords or other secrets.
Can it run while my PC is locked?
No. It automates foreground desktop input while Windows is awake and unlocked.
Make the next repetition the app’s job
Build a routine for a permitted office workflow, demonstration, repetitive data-entry task or UI test, then keep it ready for the next time.