OP Auto Clicker uses a single global hotkey (default F6) to start and stop clicking from any window. The hotkey is fully remappable to any key or modifier combination via RegisterHotKey. This reference covers every default hotkey, mouse button mapping, and the steps to remap.
OP Auto Clicker uses F6 as the default global hotkey to toggle clicking on and off. The hotkey works from any application — press F6 inside Minecraft, Chrome, Notepad, or any other window and the clicker starts. Press F6 again to stop. The hotkey is registered with the Windows OS via RegisterHotKey, which is why it works globally rather than only when the OP Auto Clicker window has focus. To remap the hotkey, click the "Hotkey" field in the OP Auto Clicker UI and press the key you want to bind — any F-key (F1–F12), letter, number, or modifier combination (Ctrl+Alt+A, Shift+F11) works. Common alternatives: F8 (Discord conflict-free), F11 (rarely used by other apps), Ctrl+Alt+C (avoids all single-key conflicts).
All default hotkeys and what they do.
| Hotkey | Action | Scope | Remappable? |
|---|---|---|---|
| F6 | Toggle clicking on/off | Global (any window) | Yes |
| Esc | Cancel "Pick location" mode | OP Auto Clicker window | No |
| Enter | Confirm setting changes | OP Auto Clicker window | No |
| Tab | Move between input fields | OP Auto Clicker window | No |
| Space | Activate "Pick location" button | OP Auto Clicker window | No |
| App | What it binds F6 to | Suggested remap |
|---|---|---|
| OBS Studio | Recording start/stop (default) | F8 or Ctrl+Alt+C |
| Discord | Push-to-talk (if user-bound) | F8 |
| Steam | Screenshot (if user-bound) | F11 |
| Minecraft (Java) | Spectator mode toggle | F8 |
| Chrome / Edge | Address bar focus (F6 default) | F9 or F11 |
| NVIDIA ShadowPlay | Instant replay (if bound) | F11 |
If F6 isn't toggling, check these apps first. Troubleshooting guide.
Launch the .exe. The configuration window opens.
Find the Hotkey input (shows "F6" by default). Click into it.
Press any key or combination — F1–F12, a letter, a number, or modifier combo like Ctrl+Alt+A. The field updates immediately.
Tab to another application, press your new hotkey — clicking should start. Press again to stop. Settings persist between runs.
Yes. Click the Hotkey field in OP Auto Clicker and press any key. F-keys (F1–F12), letters, numbers, and modifier combinations (Ctrl+Alt+A, Shift+F11) all work. The new hotkey is registered globally with Windows and works from any application.
F8 is the most universally conflict-free single F-key — rarely bound by apps. F11 is also safe except in browsers (where it toggles fullscreen). For maximum safety, use a 3-key combination like Ctrl+Alt+C.
OP Auto Clicker doesn't support binding mouse buttons as the toggle hotkey — only keyboard keys. This is because mouse buttons are reserved for the clicking action itself. If you want a mouse-button hotkey, use the side buttons of a gaming mouse remapped to a keyboard key via the mouse's software (Logitech G HUB, Razer Synapse).
Some games run in exclusive fullscreen mode that captures all keyboard input, bypassing Windows' global hotkey registration. Switch the game to borderless windowed in its video settings — the OP Auto Clicker hotkey will then work normally.
OP Auto Clicker uses one toggle hotkey for the configured click. To have separate hotkeys for left and right click, run two instances of OP Auto Clicker (each as a separate copy of the .exe) with different hotkeys assigned to each.