Everything you need to know — installation, features, compatibility, and safety.
It's a free, lightweight auto-clicking program for Windows. The app automates mouse clicks at custom intervals, supports left/right/middle clicks, hotkey toggles, and fixed-position clicking — used by gamers, testers, and accessibility users.
Visit the download page, click the green Download button, and run the .exe. The file is 512 KB and requires no installation.
Open the app, set your preferred click interval, choose mouse button (left/right/middle) and single or double click, set a hotkey (default F6), then press the hotkey to start clicking.
The click interval controls how much time passes between each click. The app accepts intervals from 1 millisecond up to multiple hours, in milliseconds, seconds, minutes, or hours.
Press your assigned hotkey (default F6) to toggle clicking on and off. The hotkey works globally — even when the app is minimized or another window has focus.
It supports intervals as low as 1ms. In real-world usage it consistently exceeds 100 CPS. The actual maximum depends on your CPU and the application receiving the clicks.
Yes. The app can run until stopped, or stop automatically after a fixed click count you specify.
Yes — toggle between single and double click in the app. You can also configure left, right, or middle mouse button.
Yes. The default toggle hotkey is F6 and is fully remappable. You can bind it to any key, function key, or combination.
Yes. The app supports both dynamic clicking (follows your cursor) and fixed-position clicking, where you specify exact X/Y screen coordinates.
It supports Windows 7 SP1, Windows 8, Windows 10, and Windows 11 — both 32-bit and 64-bit editions.
Yes. The app is widely used with Minecraft, Roblox, idle games, and clicker simulators. It sends standard Windows input events.
Yes — fully tested and verified on Windows 11 (both 32-bit and 64-bit).
Yes. The app works in Chrome, Firefox, Edge, and any browser-based game running on Windows.
No. The app is portable — just download and run the .exe. No installer, no registry entries, no admin rights needed.
Yes. The app is open source, code-signed, and verified clean by VirusTotal across 70+ antivirus engines. There is no bundleware, no ads, and no telemetry.
It uses standard Windows input APIs and is not detected by basic anti-cheat. However, advanced anti-cheats may detect any automation, so always check each game's terms of service.
Using an auto clicker is legal in most jurisdictions for personal use. Some games and services prohibit automation in their terms of service — check before using in competitive or online environments.
No. The app is verified clean on VirusTotal. The full source code is public on GitHub for independent inspection.
Yes. The app is fully open source. The source code is available on GitHub under a permissive license.
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