You need a tool that clicks the same spot repeatedly at your exact pace, whether that's once a second or a hundred times. Automatic Mouse Clicker does exactly that—no guesswork, no bloat, no account required.
When you search for 'mouse clicker with interval,' you're looking for control. Not just 'click fast'—you want to say 'click every 100 milliseconds' or 'every 5 seconds' and have it happen exactly that way.
Automatic Mouse Clicker lets you set hours, minutes, seconds, and milliseconds independently. The default is 100 ms (10 clicks per second), but you can dial it down to 1 ms if you need closer to 1000 CPS, or stretch it out to several seconds for tasks that need breathing room.
This matters for Roblox grinding, idle games, farm loops, and anything else where rhythm is built into the game mechanic. Get it wrong and either nothing happens fast enough, or you hit a server throttle.
Download the .zip, extract it to your Desktop or any folder you can find, and double-click the app. That's it. No installer, no Program Files clutter, no registry edits, no admin rights needed. When you're done, delete the folder and it's gone.
It's completely free—no trial countdown, no watermark, no email signup. The source code is public under MIT license, so if you want to read it, fork it, or audit it, you can.
You're farming in Roblox and the game expects one click every 200 ms or it locks you out. Set the interval to 200 and go AFK. Too fast and the server rejects spam; too slow and you fall behind.
You're grinding an idle clicker and each tap should happen every 500 ms to match the game's internal pace. Interval control means you hit that exact window instead of guessing.
You need to stay in-session without being flagged idle. The 'AFK click every 30 seconds' mode sends a quiet tap to keep your character alive while you step away—set it once and forget it.
This is a single-point clicker. It clicks one coordinate (either your cursor or a fixed spot you picked) at a set interval. It doesn't chain multiple locations, move the mouse between clicks, or read the game screen.
It uses standard Windows mouse input—no DLL injection, no memory hooks. That's why it's safe to review and why it works across so many games, but it also means it won't bypass game detection systems designed to catch automation. Check the game's terms of service before running any auto clicker in competitive or monetized play.
No. The .zip extracts to a single portable folder. Run the app directly; nothing touches your system settings.
No. Each run uses one interval. If you need multiple speeds, you start and stop between tasks.
Yes, as long as the game window is focused when you press the hotkeys. Global hotkeys F6/F7/F8 work even when the clicker window is minimized or hidden.
Whether automation is allowed is up to the game. Read the terms of service. Automatic Mouse Clicker itself is undetectable in the technical sense—it uses public Windows API—but the game's rules are the limit.
Yes. Toggle 'Run Forever' off and enter a number under 'Click Count.' It will stop automatically after that many clicks.
Extract the .zip, open the app, set your milliseconds, and press F6—free, no signup, works right now on Windows 10 or 11.
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