Keyboard Auto Clicker for Windows

A lightweight, free auto clicker that handles repetitive clicking so you don't have to. Use global hotkeys F6/F7/F8 to start, stop, and toggle from inside any window.

What You Get

Keyboard Auto Clicker is a free Windows tool built on standard input APIs — no DLL injection, no memory hooks, no system-level tricks. You install it, run it, and it works.

Control clicks with three global hotkeys: F6 to start, F7 to stop, F8 to toggle. Press them from inside a game or app without Alt-Tabbing back to the clicker window. Set the interval down to milliseconds, pick your target spot, and choose left, right, or middle button. Single or double clicks both work.

Runs at up to 1000 clicks per second. Most grinding and farming tasks need 10–50 CPS, so there's plenty of headroom. An AFK anti-idle mode taps every 30 seconds to keep your session alive without wandering.

The entire codebase is public, browsable, and auditable under MIT. No account signup needed. Download the zip and run the installer. Free for Windows 10/11.

How to Use It

  1. Download and install. Get the zip from keyboardautoclicker.com, run the installer, and you are ready to go in about a minute.
  2. Choose where to click. In Click Position, either keep Current Cursor Position (the clicker follows your mouse) or press the picker button and click the exact spot you want tapped over and over.
  3. Set the interval. Under Click Interval, 100 milliseconds (10 clicks per second) is a good default for most tasks. Dial it down for faster clicking or up to spread them out. You set hours, minutes, seconds, and milliseconds independently.
  4. Pick your button and click type. Choose left, right, or middle button. Pick single click or double click depending on what the task needs—menu farms usually need single, some games use double-tap.
  5. Start with F6, stop with F7. Hover over your target, press F6 to begin clicking. Press F7 to stop. Press F8 to toggle on and off. You never need to switch back to the clicker window.

Common Scenarios

**Idle tapping in Roblox or similar games:** Set the interval to 100–200 ms, lock the coordinates on the tap button, and press F6. The clicker runs indefinitely until you hit F7. You can set a click cap too—tell it to stop after 1000 clicks for a defined grind.

**Farming or grinding:** Pick your target spot with the on-screen picker, set the interval to match the game's response time (often 50–100 ms), and use F6/F7 from inside the game. The always-on-top window stays visible if you need to tweak settings mid-run.

**AFK sessions:** Turn on the AFK anti-idle mode and it'll tap quietly every 30 seconds, keeping your character online without making them move or spam actions.

**Menu loops or context menus:** Use double-click mode if the task requires it. Right-click or middle-click work just as well as left-click.

Questions

Do I need to install anything?

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

Does it work on Windows 11?

Yes, both Windows 10 and Windows 11 (64-bit) are supported.

How do I install it?

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

Is it safe?

The source code is public and the executable is standalone with no bundled extras or network calls. Whether automation is allowed in a specific game is up to that game's terms of service—check before using it in competitive play.

Can it click multiple spots?

No, this is a single-point clicker. One run targets one coordinate.

Does it need the internet?

It works completely offline once installed.

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