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auto clicker

A little tool I made with AI to automate mouse clicking locally on 64-bit Windows.

Auto Clicker app window

features

  • Left, right, and middle mouse buttons
  • Single-click and double-click actions
  • High-precision clicks-per-second or exact millisecond timing
  • Up to 500 single clicks per second or 250 double-click actions per second
  • Run until stopped, for a click count, or for a duration
  • Optional start delay and randomized timing variation
  • Click wherever the cursor is or keep clicking a fixed screen position
  • Fully customizable global keyboard shortcut for starting and stopping
  • Fixed global F8 emergency stop
  • Optional always-on-top window
  • Remembers your settings locally

installation

  1. Download and extract the release ZIP.
  2. Double-click Installer.bat.
  3. Let every setup check pass.
  4. Double-click the Auto Clicker shortcut created in the folder.

The setup keeps the app runtime inside the extracted folder and does not need administrator access. It also installs one small shared launcher in %LOCALAPPDATA%\Fleece Tools\Python Launcher and sets .pyw files to open with it for your Windows account. The launcher always uses the selected tool's sibling .venv\Scripts\pythonw.exe, then its sibling .runtime\python\pythonw.exe. It does not change PATH, install global Python packages, or use another tool's private Python. You can copy the shortcut to your Desktop or pin it to the taskbar.

Before the first Fleece Tools association change, setup exports any existing per-user .pyw settings to that shared folder. If the previous setting cannot be backed up safely, setup stops without overwriting it. A later non-Fleece choice is also left alone.

usage

  1. Choose how fast to click, what the click should do, when it should stop, and where it should click.
  2. To change the keyboard shortcut, click its box and press the key combination you want.
  3. Press Start clicking or your saved keyboard shortcut.
  4. Press the same shortcut to stop, or press F8 at any time for the emergency stop.

When Always click one saved spot is selected, use Use cursor position to save the pointer's current location. The pointer will move back there before every click.

One-click mode allows up to 500 clicks per second, with a shortest delay of 2 milliseconds. Double-click mode allows up to 250 double-clicks per second, with a shortest delay of 4 milliseconds; because each double-click sends two clicks, that is up to 500 individual clicks per second. The exact rate another app or website can receive still depends on that app, Windows, and the computer.

built with

  • Python
  • PySide6 / Qt
  • Windows SendInput
  • AI-assisted development

privacy and removal

The app runs locally. It has no accounts, analytics, telemetry, advertisements, or runtime network requests. Preferences are stored only in .runtime/settings.ini inside the app folder.

To remove only Auto Clicker, delete the extracted folder. The app does not install a background service, add itself to startup, or create an uninstaller entry.

The shared .pyw launcher is used by every installed Fleece Tool, so removing one tool does not remove it. To restore the .pyw settings that existed before Fleece Tools first configured them, run %LOCALAPPDATA%\Fleece Tools\Python Launcher\Restore pyw association.cmd. The restore helper refuses to overwrite a newer non-Fleece choice. After restoring, and after removing every Fleece Tool that uses it, you can delete the shared Python Launcher folder. The registry backup files can contain local application names and paths, so review them before sharing.

note

This project was made with AI.

Only automate clicking where you have permission. Keep F8 available as the emergency stop, especially with high rates or fixed-position clicking.

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A little tool I made with AI to automate mouse clicking locally on 64-bit Windows.

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