Tired of repeating the same mouse clicks and keyboard sequences? Macro Recorder lets you capture once, play back infinite times with a single hotkey press.
Macro Recorder is a free Windows utility that records everything your mouse and keyboard do, then plays it back on demand. Press F9 to start recording, perform your routine, press F9 again to stop. Press F10 whenever you need it to run again. That's the entire workflow.
It works offline, stores routines as files you can reuse weeks later, and runs on Windows 10 and Windows 11. Download the zip and run the setup to get started in about a minute. Nothing more.
People use it to stop doing repetitive clicks in spreadsheets, pasting the same text into dozens of forms, clicking through software setup wizards on multiple machines, and looping game routines during farming or testing.
**Excel or spreadsheet data entry**: You need to paste the same block of information into 50 rows, but the spreadsheet software won't accept a macro. Record yourself filling one row, then replay 49 times at maximum speed. Done in seconds.
**Browser form filling**: Same contact details, same fields, different records. Record once, replay for each new entry.
**Game farming or crafting loops**: Record the sequence of clicks and hotkeys needed to gather resources or craft an item. Set the loop count to run indefinitely and watch your character repeat the pattern until you stop it.
**Manual QA testing**: Reproduce a bug-triggering interaction reliably. Record the steps once, replay them on command so developers can observe the exact behavior.
**Multi-machine setup**: Click through a software installer on one PC, save the routine, then replay it on four more machines without walking between desks.
**Full-screen games and remote desktop**: Input is replayed at the hardware level, so it works inside games and RDP sessions where simpler tools fail silently.
**Hotkey control**: F9 to record/stop, F10 to play. Both keys are rebindable if you prefer different shortcuts.
**Speed adjustment**: Replay at 10% speed to debug a slow sequence, or crank it to 1000% to blast through a long routine in seconds.
**Mouse and keyboard together**: Captures clicks, drag operations, scroll wheel, cursor movement, modifier key combos (Ctrl+Click, Shift+Tab), and every keystroke.
**Save and load routines**: Every recording is stored as a file on disk. Keep a library of routines and load any one by name.
**Loop count**: Run a routine once, repeat it a fixed number of times, or loop indefinitely until you press Stop.
**Easy installation**: Installs in about a minute with a standard Windows installer after downloading the zip file.
**Offline only**: Zero telemetry, no update checks, no internet connection needed. Safe to run on air-gapped networks.
Yes. Free forever, no trial period, no Pro version, no locked features. MIT licensed.
No. Open the app and start recording immediately. Nothing to register or log into.
Clicks and keystrokes travel well across machines and resolutions. Pure cursor movement is coordinate-based, so a routine recorded on a 4K monitor may land in different spots on 1080p. For portability, stick to click-and-type routines rather than long mouse paths.
Yes. Input is replayed at the scan-code level, which works in full-screen games and RDP sessions.
Windows 10 and Windows 11, both 64-bit, both tested.
No. The app runs completely offline with no network activity at all.
Free, for Windows 10/11, no account needed—grab it, run the installer, and start automating your routines today.
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