Macro Recorder is a free Windows utility that records your mouse and keyboard actions and plays them back with a single hotkey. Built for people who repeat the same routine dozens of times a day.
You press F9, perform a sequence of clicks and typing, press F9 again. The app captures everything. Then you press F10 whenever you want that routine to run again—automatically, at the exact same speed or faster if you dial up the speed slider.
It saves each routine as a file on disk. A macro you build today runs next week, next month, on another machine. No reconfiguration needed.
Download the zip and run the installer. Installs in about a minute. Delete the app and it is completely gone.
Pasting the same block of data into a hundred rows of a spreadsheet. Recording a few clicks and keystrokes beats doing it by hand 99 times.
Clicking through a software setup wizard on five machines. Record once, replay on each machine.
Farming or grinding loops in games. Check your game's terms first, but if automation is allowed, a macro handles the repetition while you step away.
Manual testing workflows. A QA engineer records a bug-triggering sequence, saves it, and the developer can replay it on demand to watch the failure happen.
Browser forms and bulk uploads. When the website forces you through a per-item wizard instead of batch upload, a macro does the clicking.
Free forever, no trial period, no Pro version. MIT licensed.
No to both. The app runs completely offline. No telemetry, no update ping, nothing sent anywhere.
Yes. Input is replayed at the hardware scan-code level, so it works even where other tools fail silently.
Clicks and typing routines work best when focused on UI elements rather than absolute coordinates, so a routine recorded on 4K might need adjustment on 1080p. For best results across resolutions, stick to click-and-type routines instead of long mouse paths.
Yes. Windows 10 and 11 both fully supported and tested. 64-bit only.
Yes. F9 starts and stops recording, F10 plays the last routine. Both are rebindable in the app settings.
The program installs with a standard Windows installer from the downloaded zip file, and Windows may ask for permission once. Useful for standard use on your Windows 10 or 11 computer.
The speed slider lets you replay at 10% to debug a slow sequence step-by-step, or crank it to 1000% to blast through a long macro in seconds.
Loop count gives you full control: run once, repeat a specific number of times, or loop indefinitely until you stop it.
Free, quick download. Download the zip and run the installer to start recording your first routine.
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