Keyboard Auto Clicker for Windows

Stop grinding by hand. Keyboard Auto Clicker is a free, open-source Windows utility that handles repetitive clicking so you don't have to—up to 1000 clicks per second, zero setup, no account needed.

What It Does

Keyboard Auto Clicker runs on your Windows 10 or Windows 11 machine and automates mouse clicks at the same spot, over and over. Whether you're grinding in a game, farming materials, idle-tapping a button, or keeping an AFK session alive, the tool does the repetitive work while you step away.

It uses standard Windows input only—the same API your mouse driver does. No DLL injection, no memory hooks, no mystery processes running in the background. The source code is public and readable, so you can audit exactly what it does.

Download the zip, run the installer to set it up, and you are ready to go. Windows may ask for your permission once.

Quick Start in 5 Steps

  1. Download and install. Download the zip from keyboardautoclicker.com and run the installer to get started on Windows.
  2. Pick your click spot. Leave Click Position on Current Cursor Position to click wherever your mouse is, or press the picker button and click the exact screen coordinate you want tapped.
  3. Set the interval. Click Interval controls speed. The default 100 ms gives you 10 clicks per second—fine for most grinding. Drop it to 50 ms for 20 CPS, or raise it to 500 ms for slower, spaced-out taps.
  4. Choose button and click type. Select Left, Right, or Middle button, then Single Click or Double Click depending on what the task needs.
  5. Press F6 to start, F7 to stop. Hover over your target, hit F6. The clicker runs in the background even if the game window is focused. Press F7 to stop, or F8 to toggle on and off without switching tabs.

Common Scenarios

**Idle farming in a game:** Set the interval to 100–200 ms and pick a fixed coordinate on the farm button. Press F6 before you step away. The clicker will tap that spot every 100–200 milliseconds until you press F7. No keyboard input needed.

**AFK anti-idle:** Some games kick you out after inactivity. Turn on AFK Click under Behavior Settings—Keyboard Auto Clicker will tap every 30 seconds to keep your session alive without moving your character.

**Quick double-taps:** If a task needs double-clicks (a menu option, a craft button that requires two taps), set Click Type to Double Click. The tool fires both clicks in rapid succession.

**Cursor following:** If your target moves slightly or you want to click under your mouse pointer without picking an exact coordinate, keep Current Cursor Position enabled. The clicker will always tap wherever the cursor is when you press F6.

Why Choose This One

**It's genuinely free.** No paywall, no trial timer, no upgrades to unlock. Download it once and use it forever.

**No account, no internet.** Works offline. No sign-up, no license key, no email verification.

**Runs without admin.** Launch as a regular user. Global hotkeys F6, F7, and F8 work even inside a focused game—no Alt-Tab needed.

**Quick and easy.** Installs in about a minute, completely free for Windows 10/11 with no account required.

**Open source.** The entire codebase is readable and forkable under MIT. You're not running a mystery binary.

FAQ

Will this get me banned?

Whether automation is allowed depends on each game's terms of service. Check your game's rules before using any auto clicker in competitive or multiplayer modes. This tool is just input—what you do with it is up to you.

How do I install it?

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

Can it click multiple spots?

No. Keyboard Auto Clicker taps one coordinate per run—either your current cursor position or one fixed X/Y coordinate you pick. For multi-point sequences, this isn't the tool.

What if I want to limit the clicks?

You can set a click count cap under Run Mode. Tell it to stop after 1000 clicks, for example, or let it loop until you press F7.

Does it work on Windows 11?

Yes, both Windows 10 and Windows 11 (64-bit). No Mac or Linux support.

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