Auto Click Macro Recorder

Tired of clicking the same sequence over and over? Macro Recorder captures your mouse and keyboard actions, then replays them instantly on a hotkey. It's free, installs on Windows 10/11, and works offline.

What It Does

Press F9, do your routine with the mouse and keyboard, press F9 again. That's it. Your actions are recorded. Press F10 and watch them play back exactly as you performed them.

Every recording saves as a file. Run it next week, next month, or on a different machine without reconfiguring anything. The app runs completely offline—no account, no login, nothing.

Whether you're filling a spreadsheet with identical blocks of data, clicking through a setup wizard on five machines, grinding a game loop, or testing the same UI interaction repeatedly, Macro Recorder replaces the manual work.

Common Scenarios

**Game farming and routines**: Record a crafting sequence, keep-alive pattern, or repetitive farming loop. The app replays at the hardware input level, so even full-screen games accept the commands. Check your game's rules before automating; some games restrict bot-like behavior.

**Office and spreadsheet work**: Excel sequences that don't fit a formula, pasting the same fields into a hundred rows, or bulk uploads that force you through a per-item wizard—all one hotkey now.

**Software setup and deployment**: Run the standard setup wizard on multiple machines to complete the installation.

**Manual QA and testing**: Replay a specific interaction to reproduce a bug reliably, so developers can watch it happen on demand every time.

**Across different machines**: Recorded routines are files. Copy them to a flash drive or another computer and run them there. Pure clicks and keystrokes are safest for portability; cursor movement alone depends on screen resolution.

How to Start Recording

Open the app Download the zip and run the standard installer. Windows may ask for permission once to complete the setup.
Press F9 to begin The hotkey starts recording from any window—even full-screen games and remote desktops.
Perform your routine Click and type exactly as you normally would. The app captures every click, keystroke, scroll, and drag.
Press F9 to stop Recording ends. Your routine is ready to replay.
Press F10 to play it back Watch it execute. Adjust the speed slider if it needs to run faster or slower.
Save to a file Go to File → Save. Load it anytime with File → Open and press F10 to run it again.

Key Features That Matter

**Speed slider**: Replay at 10% to debug a slow sequence step by step, or 1000% to blast through a long macro in seconds.

**Loop control**: Run a routine once, a set number of times, or indefinitely until you stop it.

**Rebindable hotkeys**: F9 and F10 are the defaults, but you can change them to whatever suits your workflow.

**Scan-code input**: Keystrokes replay at the lowest hardware level. They work in games, remote desktop, and any full-screen app where simpler tools fail.

**Simple installation**: Use the standard Windows installer to set up Macro Recorder on your machine.

**Offline only**: Zero telemetry, no update pings, no analytics. Works inside air-gapped networks.

Questions

Is it actually free?

Yes. Free forever, no trial, no locked features, no Pro version. MIT licensed, source code included.

Do I need to create an account?

No. The app opens straight to the main window. Nothing to register, nothing to log into.

Will clicks land in the same spot on a different screen size?

Clicks and keystrokes are safe to replay across machines and resolutions. Cursor movement alone is coordinate-based, so a 4K recording might land differently on a 1080p screen. Stick to click-and-type routines for portability.

Does it work on Windows 11?

Yes. Both Windows 10 and Windows 11 are fully supported and tested.

Will it work in full-screen games?

Yes. Input replays at the scan-code level, which works in games, remote desktops, and other full-screen environments.