ClickClick

A small Python auto-clicker that toggles with a configurable hotkey. By default it starts and stops with CTRL + ALT + P, which avoids the built-in print shortcut in browsers such as Opera.

Setup

1. Create a virtual environment (optional but recommended).

2. Install dependencies:

   pip install -r requirements.txt

Usage

Run the script:

python main.py

• Press CTRL + ALT + P to begin or stop left-clicking.
• While the auto-clicker is running, it clicks roughly every 20-30 milliseconds with a random interval.
• Press CTRL + ALT + Q to exit the program, or press Ctrl+C in the terminal.
• Supply different hotkeys if the defaults conflict with your workflow (see below).

Opera / custom hotkeys

Opera reserves CTRL + P for printing, so the application now uses CTRL + ALT + P to toggle auto-clicking and CTRL + ALT + Q to exit. You can use any combination of modifier keys plus letters, numbers, or function keys by passing command-line arguments. Some examples:

# Toggle with F6 and exit with F7
python main.py --toggle f6 --exit f7

# Toggle with CTRL+SHIFT+S and disable the exit hotkey (use Ctrl+C to quit)
python main.py --toggle ctrl+shift+s --exit none

Use lowercase names for the keys and join them with +. Supported names include ctrl, alt, shift, cmd, win, option, tab, space, enter, the arrow keys, and the function keys f1 through f24 in addition to single characters (a, 1, etc.).

Press Ctrl+C in the terminal to exit the program entirely.