An auto clicker for Windows with a timer, a hold mode and sequences of points

Updated 1 October 2026 · The auto clicker is free in Myna Recorder; sequences of points and random timing are part of Basic and Pro.

1. Start clicking

1. Open the Clicker tab and choose a click or A key press.
2. Choose where: at the cursor, following it, or at a fixed point you pick.
3. Set the wait between clicks.
4. Press Run. The button waits a few seconds first, so the first clicks do not land on Recorder. With the tab open, F4 starts it at once and F6 stops it, from any program.

2. How fast

Two numbers set the pace: how long each click holds the button down, and how long to wait before the next. Ready-made rates go from one click every five seconds to a thousand a second, and the tab shows the clicks per second your settings come to. Each click can be left, right or middle, single, double or triple.

3. When it stops

• When you press Stop (F6), after a number of clicks, or after a time.
• Hold mode clicks only while you hold the Run key down.
• An option stops it when you push the mouse against the top edge of the screen, a way out that needs no keyboard.
• Stop if the mouse is moved by hand ends it as soon as you take the mouse back.

4. Several points in order

A sequence of points clicks each point in turn, over and over. Press Record points and click each place in the program itself; clicks on Recorder are ignored, so the click that stops the recording is never a point. Each point has its own button, single or double click, and a wait, and a last wait can sit between rounds. Sequences are part of Basic and Pro.

5. Uneven timing and movement

On Basic and Pro the clicks do not have to be perfectly regular: a random extra delay on the wait and the hold, a scatter around the point, wandering inside a box you draw, and humanized movement with its own travel speed, so clicks behave like a hand on the mouse in ordinary applications. Recorder does not disguise itself or get around any program checks for automation. Some programs and online services do not allow automated input; check their terms.

6. In a script

The clicker is one step in the Script tab, so it can be part of a longer macro:

click(640, 420, times=0, interval_ms=500)

times=0 clicks until you stop it; a number stops after that many clicks. click() with no coordinates clicks wherever the cursor is.

7. Plans

• Free on every plan: clicks or key presses at a set rate, at the cursor or a fixed point, the count and time limits, hold mode and every way to stop it.
• Basic and Pro add sequences of points, wandering in a box, random timing, scatter and humanized movement.
• To press one key on a timer, see how to press a key every X seconds.