Windows 10 and 11, 64-bit · 54 languages

A Windows macro recorder you can read and edit

Record what you do, edit it as a readable script, and run it whenever you like. It finds things on screen by picture, so it keeps working when a window moves.

  • Free to record, edit and replay
  • No time limit
  • No card or account needed

What Myna Recorder does

Record and replay

Keyboard and mouse, with the original timing, replayed at 0.25× to 10×. Edit the result as rows or as a script.

Getting started →

Image anchors and screen text

Wait for a picture on screen, or click it. Read text from a region into a variable and use it in any later step.

How anchors work →

AI assistant

Describe the macro in plain English and get a script back. Nothing reaches your editor until you approve it.

How the assistant works →

Agent mode (being rebuilt)

Agent mode is being rebuilt and is switched off for now. When it returns, it will do one short job you type, with your mouse and keyboard, checking its own work as it goes. It is not part of any plan until then.

Screen watchdog

Monitors watch for a picture, or ask the AI a question, while a macro runs or on their own. They can pop up a message, notify Telegram or Discord, run a saved script, or stop the run. Part of Basic and Pro, with Telegram and Discord.

How monitors work →

Auto clicker

One click or one key, over and over, at the rate you set (up to 1,000 clicks a second): at the cursor, at a point, or through a sequence of points you record by clicking them. With its tab open, F4 starts it and F6 stops it from any program. Humanized clicks, jitter, scatter, a wandering box and sequences are part of Basic and Pro.

How the clicker works →

Timed actions

Keep something happening on a timer: press a key every two minutes, or click a point every ten seconds. Timers run alongside a macro, the clicker or the monitors, or on their own, and can pause the macro while they fire. Part of Basic and Pro.

How timed actions work →

Scheduler

Pick a date and time and Recorder starts a saved macro then, once or repeating at an interval. Scheduled runs wait their turn, one after another. Recorder has to be open. Part of Basic and Pro.

How the scheduler works →

Your own hotkeys

Key combinations that work from any program: open an app, a file or a website, or play a saved macro. Part of Basic and Pro.

How hotkeys work →

Clipboard history

Keep what you copy, pin the items you reuse, and paste any of them with a hotkey of its own. It stays on your computer. Part of Basic and Pro.

How the clipboard works →

Live view

One board for everything that is running: the macro line by line, monitors, timers, hotkeys, the schedule and the log. Arrange the boxes your way, or float any of them in a window of its own.

How the layouts work →

Control from a chat

Start, pause and stop runs, or ask for a picture of the screen, from a Telegram chat or a Discord channel. Part of Basic and Pro.

How it works →

Getting started

  1. Download and run Recorder

    Run the installer, or download the standalone version and run it from anywhere.

  2. Sign in, or continue without an account

    Without an account you can record, edit and replay straight away. A free account adds a 7-day trial of the paid features and keeps you signed in.

  3. Record something, or describe it

    Press record and do the task. With the AI assistant, you can type what you want and let it write the macro.

  4. Run it

    Replay it whenever you need, at the speed and repeat count you choose.

Two ways to read the screen

A macro that only clicks coordinates breaks the day a window moves. A Myna Recorder script can look first.

Read text from the screen — exact and free

Local OCR reads a region of the screen into a variable: an order number, a total, a filename. It runs on your machine and spends no credits.

Ask the AI — looks and decides

Sends a region of the screen to the AI with your question, and the macro branches on the answer. Uses credits.

How asking the AI works →

Common questions

What is Myna Recorder?

Myna Recorder is a macro recorder for Windows 10 and 11 (64-bit). It records your keyboard and mouse and turns the recording into a script you can read and edit. A script can wait for a picture on screen, read text from it, and ask an AI what it sees. An AI assistant writes scripts from a description. A screen watchdog can message you or stop a run, and a finished macro can be exported as a single .exe that runs on any Windows PC. An auto clicker clicks, or presses a key, at a rate you set: at the cursor, at a point, or through a sequence of points you record by clicking them. The Scheduler starts saved macros at a set date and time, and Timed Actions press keys or click on a timer alongside a run. Your own hotkeys open programs and websites or play macros from any program, and a clipboard history keeps what you copy. Recording, editing, replay, image anchors and the auto clicker are free with no time limit; paid plans, from $10/30 days, add the watchdog, export, the Scheduler, Timed Actions, hotkeys, the clipboard history, the clicker's extras and the AI.

Is Myna Recorder free?

Yes, for everyday use. Recording, editing, replay, image anchors and the auto clicker are free with no time limit and no card. Basic ($10/30 days) adds the screen watchdog, Telegram and Discord alerts and control, export as a program, the Scheduler, Timed Actions, your own hotkeys, the clipboard history, burst crops, humanized movement, and the clicker's jitter, scatter, wander and sequence options; Pro ($15/30 days) adds the AI assistant, screen text reading, and GPT and Claude models. See pricing.

Can it export a macro as an .exe?

Yes. File → Export as Program writes a single .exe that runs the macro on any Windows PC, with the crops and the text reader built in. It is included on the Basic and Pro plans.

Does it work offline?

Recording, playback, image anchors and the local text readers run entirely on your computer. Only signing in and the AI features need a connection.

Can it click on a picture on the screen?

Yes, on the free plan. Capture a button once, and the macro waits for it to appear and clicks it wherever it is, so it keeps working when a window moves.

Can it click or run a macro at a set time?

Yes. The Scheduler starts a saved macro at the date and time you choose, once or repeating at an interval, while Recorder is open. It is on the Basic and Pro plans.

Can it press a key every few seconds?

Yes. The free auto clicker presses a key or clicks at the rate you set, until you stop it or for a count or a time. On Basic and Pro, Timed Actions also press keys and click on their own timer while a macro runs.

Is there an auto clicker?

Yes, and it is free: one click or one key at a set rate, at the cursor or at a point, with a stop key and a time limit. Basic and Pro add sequences of points, a wandering box, random timing and humanized movement.

Can I set my own hotkeys?

Yes. A key combination you choose opens a program, a file or a website, plays a saved macro, or pastes a pinned clipboard item, from any program while Recorder is open. It is on the Basic and Pro plans.

Does it keep a clipboard history?

Yes. The Clipboard tab keeps what you copy, lets you pin the items you reuse, and pastes them with a click or a hotkey. The history is stored encrypted on your computer, and it is on the Basic and Pro plans.

Guides

Record a macro on Windows 11 and 10

Record the mouse and keyboard, play it back, and edit it as readable steps.

Read the guide →

Click on an image on the screen

Find a button by its picture and click it wherever it is, even after the window moves.

Read the guide →

Auto clicker

Click or press a key at a set rate, at the cursor, a fixed point or a sequence of points.

Read the guide →

Schedule mouse clicks at a set time

Run clicks or a whole macro at a date and time, once or on repeat.

Read the guide →

Convert a macro to an .exe

Turn a recording into one program that runs on any Windows PC with nothing installed.

Read the guide →

Read text from the screen

Screen OCR inside a macro: read a number or a status, then decide what to do with it.

Read the guide →

All guides →

Free for everyday use

Recording, editing, replay, image anchors and the auto clicker are free for as long as you like, with no card. Paid plans add the screen watchdog, Telegram and Discord alerts, export, the Scheduler, Timed Actions, hotkeys, the clipboard history, the clicker's extras and the AI — and every new account tries most of them for 7 days, with 100 AI credits to use during the trial.