Record what you do with the mouse and keyboard, press a hotkey, watch it repeat. Macro Recorder captures every click and keystroke and plays it back on demand — no account, completely free, installs in about a minute.
You press F9, perform a routine with your mouse and keyboard, press F9 again to stop. Everything is captured. Then press F10 whenever you want to run it again. Speed up or slow down the replay with a slider, loop it as many times as you need, or save it to a file to use next week or next machine.
Macro Recorder is built for people tired of repeating the same clicks. Pasting the same block of fields into a hundred rows of a spreadsheet. Clicking through a software setup wizard on five machines. Running the same sequence of buttons during manual UI testing. Farming the same loop in a game. The tool records it once and plays it back as many times as you want.
The app installs with a standard Windows installer from the downloaded zip, and Windows may ask for permission once. Runs on Windows 10 and Windows 11.
**Office work:** You fill the same five fields on ten web forms. Record yourself typing name, email, phone, address, notes. Save as "contact_entry.macro". Next day, load the file and press F10 ten times. Each run stops at the right place if the form layout is the same.
**Software deployment:** A setup wizard needs to be clicked through on five machines. Record F9, next, next, install, finish, F9. Copy the macro file to a USB drive. Walk to the next machine, open the macro, press F10. No clicking the same buttons five times by hand.
**Manual QA:** A bug happens when you click Button A, then Button B, then wait 2 seconds, then type a specific value. Record it. Now a developer can watch it replay on demand, every time exactly the same, without you having to remember the steps.
**Gaming:** A crafting loop takes 30 seconds to do by hand. Record it once. Loop it 100 times at 500% speed and step away. The program repeats normal keyboard and mouse input and does not embed anything into the game; check the game rules yourself before using.
Input replays at the scan-code level. That means it works in full-screen games and remote desktop sessions where many simpler tools fail silently.
No network, no telemetry, no update ping. Everything stays offline. Perfect if you're on an airgapped network or just don't want the app calling home.
Mouse clicks and keystrokes are easily repeated. Pure cursor movement is coordinate-based — a routine recorded on a 4K monitor may click the wrong spot on a 1080p screen, so stick to click-and-type routines if you move between different resolutions.
Both hotkeys are rebindable. F9 and F10 are the defaults, but if they conflict with your app, change them in the settings.
Yes. Free forever, no trial, no locked features, no Pro upgrade. MIT licensed.
No. The app opens straight to the main window. Nothing to register, nothing to log into.
Yes. Windows 10 and Windows 11, both supported and tested.
Yes. Input is replayed at the scan-code level, which works in full-screen games and remote sessions. Check your game's rules about macros before using.
Yes. Save it as a file and carry it anywhere. Load it, press F10, and it runs. Mouse clicks and keystrokes are reliable across machines; pure cursor movement depends on screen resolution.
No. It runs fully offline with no network activity at all.
Download the free Macro Recorder for Windows, run the installer, and press F9 to start recording.
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