Auto Click and Keyboard Hotkeys — Free Windows Tool

Tired of grinding the same spot by hand? Keyboard Auto Clicker handles repetitive mouse work while you step away, using simple keyboard shortcuts to start, stop, and toggle from inside your game.

What You Get

Keyboard Auto Clicker is a Windows utility that automates repetitive clicking — the kind that piles up in idle games, farming loops, and menu grinding. It repeats standard keyboard and mouse input without injecting into games, and users must check the game rules themselves.

Download the zip and run the standard Windows installer. Windows may ask for permission once during setup.

Global hotkeys let you control everything without leaving your game window. Press F6 to start, F7 to stop, F8 to toggle. Your hands stay on the game; you don't Alt-Tab back to manage the clicker.

Real Scenarios

**Idle farming**: Set the interval to 50–100 ms, point at your target, lock the coordinates, and walk away. The clicker taps the same spot until you press F7.

**AFK without getting kicked**: Enable the anti-idle option (a quiet 30-second tap) to keep your session alive while you're not looking. Most games count this as user activity.

**Menu loops**: Double-click mode handles context menus and confirm dialogs. Click once to open, the clicker double-taps to confirm, and the loop repeats.

**Grinding specific spots**: If you need a fixed number of clicks (say, 500 taps for a quest), set the cap instead of running forever. The clicker counts down and stops automatically.

Before using this in any online game, check that game's terms of service. Automation is against the rules in competitive titles and some single-player games; the tool itself is just software, so the responsibility is yours.

Set It Up in 5 Minutes

  1. Run the installer Run the installer. The program repeats normal keyboard and mouse input and nothing is injected into the game, but please check the game rules yourself.
  2. Choose your target spot Leave Click Position on Current Cursor Position if you'll hover over the spot when you start, or press the picker button to lock a fixed X/Y coordinate on your screen.
  3. Set the click speed Click Interval defaults to 100 ms (10 clicks per second) — a safe speed for most games. Dial it down for faster tapping or up to space clicks further apart. The tool caps at 1000 CPS if you need extreme speeds.
  4. Pick your button and style Choose left, right, or middle mouse button. Pick single or double click depending on your game (menu farming often needs single, some grinds want double-tap).
  5. Start with F6, stop with F7 Hover over your target, press F6. The clicker runs in the background. Press F7 to stop, or F8 to toggle on the fly.

Common Questions

Do I need an account or license key?

No. The tool opens straight to its main window with zero sign-up, no email required, no paywalls.

Will it work offline?

It runs fully offline with no internet needed once installed. It makes no network calls and stores no data elsewhere.

How do I install it?

No. Run it as a regular user. Global hotkeys and clicking both work without elevation.

Can it click at multiple spots?

No — this is a single-point clicker. One coordinate per run, either your cursor position or a fixed X/Y you pick.

What Windows versions does it support?

Windows 10 and Windows 11, 64-bit only. No older versions, no 32-bit.

Is the source code really open?

Yes. The entire codebase is MIT licensed, readable, and forkable. No proprietary mystery code.

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Ready to Automate?

Download the .zip, run the installer, and start clicking hands-free in about a minute — no account, completely free.

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