Free · v1.0.0 · 5.9 MB
Auto Clicker for Mac
A free auto clicker for macOS that runs natively on Apple silicon and Intel Macs. Set the speed, pick where to click and toggle it with a hotkey.
Download for macOS
Install on macOS
- Download AutoClicker-1.0.0-macOS.dmg, open it and drag Auto Clicker into Applications.
- The first time, right-click (or Control-click) Auto Clicker in Applications and choose Open, then Open again. On macOS 15 Sequoia, if there is no Open button, go to System Settings → Privacy & Security and click Open Anyway.
- macOS asks to let Auto Clicker control your computer. Open System Settings → Privacy & Security → Accessibility and switch Auto Clicker on. Without this, macOS silently blocks the clicks and hotkeys.
- Quit and reopen Auto Clicker, then press F6 to start and stop. On many Mac keyboards you press fn + F6.
What it can do
Any speed
Set the gap between clicks in hours, minutes, seconds and milliseconds, from one click a day to 1,000 a second. Add a random extra delay so clicks are not perfectly even.
Every kind of click
Left, right or middle button. Single, double or triple clicks. Hold the button down for as long as you need for drag-style or charge-up clicks.
Click where you want
Click under the cursor, at one fixed point you pick on screen, or at a list of points one after another, with an optional random offset of a few pixels.
Record and replay
Press F8, click around the screen, press F8 again. Your clicks, buttons and the pauses between them become a sequence that loops.
Auto key presser
Switch to key mode to press Space, Enter, arrows, letters, numbers or F-keys on a timer, with the same hold, repeat and hotkey options.
Stop when you want
Run until you stop it, a set number of times, or for a set number of seconds. A start delay gives you time to get the mouse into place.
Global hotkeys
F6 starts and stops from any app, F8 records. Change them to any F-key or Insert/Home/End/Page keys, with Ctrl, Shift or Alt.
Fail-safe
Throw the mouse into the top-left corner of the screen and clicking stops at once. It never clicks its own window, so the Stop button always works.
Profiles
Save a setup under a name and load it later. Your last settings are kept automatically between runs.