Pick any X/Y point on your screen and let it click. Works with any mouse button, any game, any window — even while you're focused elsewhere. No complex setup, no learning curve.
Getting started takes less than a minute.
Positioning matters in games and automation tasks — guessing costs time and misses.
Use the built-in picker: click your target once, and the clicker locks to those exact coordinates. No manual number-punching. No math.
Start the clicker with F6, then play or work normally. It doesn't steal focus. Stop it anytime with F7.
One executable file under 1MB. No installer, no registry changes, no dependencies. Grab it and go.
Left, right, or middle button. Single or double click. Set the interval in milliseconds — 100ms works great for most tasks.
The coordinate picker takes the guesswork out of positioning. Once you've marked your target, every click lands exactly where you told it to.
Yes. Use the coordinate picker to select any spot on screen, and the clicker will click that exact location every time.
Left, right, and middle button. You can also choose single or double click for each.
Up to 1000 clicks per second. The default is 100 milliseconds (10 clicks per second), which works well for most games.
Yes. The hotkeys (F6 to start, F7 to stop, F8 to toggle) work globally even when your game window is focused.
There's an optional anti-idle mode that sends a gentle click every 30 seconds to keep you active.
No. Download the executable and run it immediately — no installer, no dependencies.
Yes. Released under the MIT license, so you can use, modify, and share it freely.
Most auto clickers either lock you into menus or force you to type coordinates by hand.
Download Auto Clicker Open now and start clicking exact coordinates in seconds.
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