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VxClick is a Windows automation application built around a native Rust timing and input core. Version 1.0.0 includes the precision auto clicker, native global hotkeys, Macro Studio, key/mouse remapping, Lua automation, process-aware profiles, diagnostics and Windows release bundles.
For normal installation, use the x64 setup executable from the official GitHub Release. A portable executable and MSI package are also available.
| Guide | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Installation | Install, run and update VxClick |
| Auto Clicker | CPS, interval, modes, burst and position targeting |
| Macro Studio | Record, edit, save and play native macros |
| Key Remapping | Key, mouse and chord remapping |
| Lua Automation | Validate and run sandboxed Lua automation |
| Profiles | Persistent profiles and process auto switching |
| Diagnostics | Logs, benchmark telemetry and troubleshooting |
| License | MIT License terms and copyright notice |
For implementation details, use Architecture, Timing Engine, Automation Systems, Feature Status and the Development guide.
VxClick is distributed under the MIT License.
Copyright (c) 2026 Vxiey
See the full License page or the canonical repository LICENSE file.
Always configure an Emergency Stop hotkey before running long automation sessions. VxClick tags its own injected input to reduce recursive triggering and performs best-effort release of synthetic held inputs when automation is cancelled.
VxClick does not include anti-cheat bypass, anti-detection, process injection or stealth functionality. Use automation only where permitted by the software or service you are interacting with.
VxClick 1.0.0 · Windows x64 · MIT License
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