A professional, high-performance autoclicker application for Windows with advanced automation capabilities, comprehensive safety features, and real-time performance monitoring.
- Features
- Installation
- Quick Start
- Usage
- Performance Monitoring
- Configuration
- Safety & Compliance
- Technical Details
- Testing
- Troubleshooting
- Contributing
- License
- Support
- Precise Coordinate Targeting: Click at exact screen coordinates with pixel-perfect accuracy
- Flexible Timing Control: Adjustable click intervals with millisecond precision
- Multi-Button Support: Left, right, and middle mouse button options
- Click Pattern Modes: Single click or double click with customizable patterns
- Global Hotkey Control: Start/stop with F6/F7, emergency stop with ESC
- Interactive Coordinate Picker: Click-to-select target locations with visual feedback
- Preset Management System: Save and load coordinate presets with custom names
- Random Variation Engine: Add realistic timing variation to avoid detection patterns
- Burst Mode Automation: Multiple clicks with configurable pause intervals
- Safety Control Systems: Maximum click limits and automatic time-based shutdown
- Clean Modern GUI: Built with tkinter for native Windows integration
- Real-time Monitoring: Live click counter, runtime display, and status indicators
- Performance Metrics: Real-time display of clicks per second, success rate, and timing data
- System Tray Integration: Minimize to tray for unobtrusive background operation
- Persistent Settings: Automatic save/load of user preferences and configurations
- Performance Controls: Toggle performance monitoring and click queuing
- Enhanced Validation: Comprehensive input validation with user-friendly error messages
- Real-time Performance Metrics: Monitor clicks per second, success rate, and average click time
- Advanced Timing Analysis: Detailed statistics including min/max/median times and standard deviation
- Click Queuing System: High-frequency click support with configurable queue management
- Performance Profiling: Built-in performance monitoring with detailed operation timing
- Resource Optimization: Efficient threading and memory management for sustained operation
- Success Rate Tracking: Monitor operation success rates and error detection
- Emergency Stop System: Instant halt capability with dedicated hotkey
- Enhanced Input Validation: Comprehensive validation with intelligent sanitization
- Structured Error Handling: Custom exception hierarchy with user-friendly error messages
- Screen Bounds Validation: Prevents clicks outside display boundaries
- Activity Logging: Comprehensive logging of all click operations
- Resource Management: Low CPU usage with optimized threading
- Error Recovery: Graceful handling of system interruptions and validation failures
- Operating System: Windows 10 or Windows 11 (64-bit recommended)
- Python Version: Python 3.8 or higher
- System Memory: 100 MB RAM minimum
- Disk Space: 50 MB free space
- Display: 1024x768 minimum resolution
- Python 3.8+ (Download from python.org)
- Windows 10/11 with administrator privileges for full functionality
# Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/TMHSDigital/autoclicker.git
cd autoclicker
# Install dependencies
pip install -r requirements.txt# Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/TMHSDigital/autoclicker.git
cd autoclicker
# Create virtual environment
python -m venv autoclicker_env
# Activate virtual environment
autoclicker_env\Scripts\activate
# Install dependencies
pip install -r requirements.txt# Use the provided setup script
run_autoclicker.bat-
Launch the Application
python autoclicker.py
-
Set Target Coordinates
- Enter X,Y coordinates manually in the input fields
- Or click "Pick Location" and click anywhere on screen
-
Configure Click Settings
- Select mouse button (Left/Right/Middle)
- Choose click type (Single/Double)
- Set interval timing in milliseconds
-
Start Automation
- Press the "Start" button or use F6 hotkey
- Monitor progress in the status panel
-
Stop When Complete
- Press "Stop" button or use F7 hotkey
- Use ESC for emergency stop
- Enter the X coordinate in the first field
- Enter the Y coordinate in the second field
- Verify coordinates are within screen bounds
- Click the "Pick Location" button
- The application window will minimize
- Click anywhere on screen to select coordinates
- The window will restore with selected coordinates
{
"burst_clicks": 5,
"burst_pause": 1000
}- burst_clicks: Number of clicks per burst (default: 1)
- burst_pause: Pause between bursts in milliseconds
{
"interval": 1000,
"variation": 100
}- interval: Base interval in milliseconds
- variation: Random variation range (± milliseconds)
{
"max_clicks": 1000,
"auto_stop_minutes": 30
}- max_clicks: Maximum clicks before auto-stop (0 = unlimited)
- auto_stop_minutes: Auto-stop after X minutes (0 = disabled)
The application provides comprehensive performance monitoring during operation:
- Clicks Per Second: Real-time calculation of clicking speed
- Success Rate: Percentage of successful clicks vs total attempts
- Average Click Time: Mean time for each click operation
- Performance Display: Metrics shown in the status panel during operation
- Monitor Performance: Toggle performance monitoring on/off
- Enable Queuing: Enable click queuing for high-frequency operations
- Queue Management: Automatic queue management with configurable size limits
- Enable queuing for operations requiring many clicks per second
- Monitor success rate to detect clicking issues
- Use performance metrics to optimize timing settings
- Disable monitoring if performance overhead is unwanted
| Hotkey | Function | Description |
|---|---|---|
| F6 | Start Clicking | Begin automation sequence |
| F7 | Stop Clicking | End automation sequence |
| ESC | Emergency Stop | Immediate halt with cleanup |
| Alt+F4 | Close Application | Standard window close |
The application automatically creates autoclicker_settings.json:
{
"x_coord": 100,
"y_coord": 100,
"interval": 1000,
"interval_unit": "ms",
"variation": 50,
"mouse_button": "left",
"click_type": "single",
"burst_clicks": 1,
"burst_pause": 1000,
"max_clicks": 0,
"auto_stop_minutes": 0,
"presets": {
"Game Target": {"x": 800, "y": 600},
"Browser Click": {"x": 450, "y": 300}
}
}| Setting | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| x_coord | integer | 100 | Target X coordinate |
| y_coord | integer | 100 | Target Y coordinate |
| interval | integer | 1000 | Click interval in milliseconds |
| interval_unit | string | "ms" | Time unit ("ms" or "seconds") |
| variation | integer | 0 | Random variation range |
| mouse_button | string | "left" | Mouse button to use |
| click_type | string | "single" | Click type ("single" or "double") |
| burst_clicks | integer | 1 | Clicks per burst |
| burst_pause | integer | 1000 | Pause between bursts (ms) |
| max_clicks | integer | 0 | Maximum clicks (0 = unlimited) |
| auto_stop_minutes | integer | 0 | Auto-stop timer (0 = disabled) |
READ CAREFULLY BEFORE USE
Your usage must comply with:
- Application and website terms of service
- Local, state, and federal laws and regulations
- Platform-specific automation policies
- Industry-specific automation restrictions
This tool is designed for:
- Legitimate automation of repetitive tasks
- Accessibility assistance and accommodation
- Software development and testing
- Educational and research purposes
Do not use for:
- Game cheating or exploitation
- Spam generation or harassment
- Bypassing security measures
- Unauthorized access or control
- Commercial use without proper licensing
- ESC Key: Instant emergency stop with cleanup
- Screen Bounds Checking: Prevents invalid coordinates
- Resource Limits: Configurable click and time limits
- Status Monitoring: Real-time operation visibility
- Comprehensive click operation logging
- Timestamp recording for all actions
- Error and exception tracking
- Performance metrics collection
- pyautogui (0.9.53+): Cross-platform GUI automation
- keyboard (0.13.5+): Global hotkey support
- mouse (0.7.1+): Advanced mouse event handling
- pywin32 (227+): Windows API integration
- Pillow (9.0.0+): Image processing and icon handling
- pystray (0.19.4+): System tray functionality
autoclicker/
├── core/
│ ├── __init__.py
│ ├── settings_manager.py # Configuration handling & validation
│ ├── click_engine.py # Automation core with performance monitoring
│ └── exceptions.py # Custom exception hierarchy
├── gui/
│ ├── __init__.py
│ └── main_window.py # Enhanced GUI with performance controls
├── utils/
│ ├── __init__.py
│ └── coordinate_picker.py # Coordinate selection & presets
├── main.py # Modular entry point
├── __init__.py
└── autoclicker.py # Backward-compatible wrapper
- Separation of Concerns: Clear boundaries between GUI, core logic, and utilities
- Enhanced Maintainability: Focused modules with single responsibilities
- Improved Testability: Isolated components for comprehensive testing
- Better Error Handling: Structured exception hierarchy with user-friendly messages
- Performance Monitoring: Built-in performance profiling and metrics collection
- Main Thread: GUI event handling and user interaction
- Click Thread: Isolated automation execution with performance monitoring
- Queue Processor Thread: Dedicated thread for high-frequency click queuing
- Monitor Thread: Safety monitoring and emergency response
- Event Thread: Hotkey and system event processing
- CPU Usage: < 2% during normal operation, < 5% with performance monitoring
- Memory Footprint: ~50MB resident memory
- Click Accuracy: ±1 pixel at 60+ FPS
- Response Time: < 10ms hotkey response
- Performance Monitoring: Real-time metrics with minimal overhead
- Click Queuing: Support for high-frequency operations up to 1000+ CPS
- Thread Safety: Fully thread-safe operation with comprehensive error handling
- Success Rate Tracking: Built-in operation reliability monitoring
The application includes comprehensive unit tests for all core functionality.
# Run all tests
python run_tests.py
# Run tests with coverage reporting
python run_tests.py --coverage- Settings Manager: Validation, sanitization, and persistence testing
- Click Engine: Performance monitoring, queuing, and error handling
- Exception Handling: Custom exceptions and user-friendly error messages
- Coordinate Picker: Coordinate selection and preset management
- GUI Integration: User interface interaction and validation
tests/
├── test_settings_manager.py # Configuration and validation tests
├── test_exceptions.py # Exception handling tests
└── test_coordinate_picker.py # Coordinate and preset tests
The application includes built-in performance profiling to help optimize click operations:
- Real-time click timing analysis
- Success rate monitoring
- Queue performance metrics
- Memory usage tracking
Issue: Application fails to launch Solutions:
- Verify Python 3.8+ installation
- Run as administrator:
right-click > Run as administrator - Install dependencies:
pip install -r requirements.txt - Check Windows Event Viewer for error details
Issue: Clicks not registering at target location Solutions:
- Verify coordinates are within screen bounds
- Ensure target window is active and not minimized
- Try different click intervals (increase if too fast)
- Check for overlay applications interfering
Issue: Hotkeys (F6, F7, ESC) not working Solutions:
- Run application as administrator
- Close conflicting applications using same hotkeys
- Restart the application
- Check keyboard driver updates
Issue: System tray icon not appearing Solutions:
- Verify pystray installation
- Check Windows notification settings
- Restart Windows Explorer
- Run with administrator privileges
Issue: Performance metrics not displaying Solutions:
- Ensure "Monitor Performance" is enabled in the GUI
- Check that the application is running (metrics only show during operation)
- Restart the application if metrics become unresponsive
- Disable performance monitoring if experiencing performance issues
Issue: "Validation Error" messages when starting Solutions:
- Check that all numeric fields contain valid numbers
- Ensure coordinates are within screen bounds
- Verify interval values are reasonable (1ms to 1 minute)
- Check that variation is not larger than the interval
- Use the coordinate picker to avoid manual entry errors
Enable verbose logging for troubleshooting:
python autoclicker.py --debugFor persistent issues:
- Enable debug mode and capture output
- Check Windows Event Viewer (eventvwr.msc)
- Create an issue with full error details
- Include system information and reproduction steps
We welcome contributions from the community! Here's how to get involved:
# Fork and clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/TMHSDigital/autoclicker.git
cd autoclicker
# Create feature branch
git checkout -b feature/your-feature-name
# Set up development environment
python -m venv dev_env
dev_env\Scripts\activate
pip install -r requirements.txt
pip install -e . # Install in development mode- Follow PEP 8 style guidelines
- Add docstrings for all functions and classes
- Write comprehensive unit tests
- Update documentation for new features
- Ensure cross-platform compatibility
# Run comprehensive test suite
python run_tests.py
# Run tests with coverage reporting
python run_tests.py --coverage
# Run specific test modules
python -m pytest tests/test_settings_manager.py -v
python -m pytest tests/test_exceptions.py -v
python -m pytest tests/test_coordinate_picker.py -v- Fork the repository
- Create a feature branch
- Make your changes following the modular architecture:
- Core functionality →
autoclicker/core/ - GUI components →
autoclicker/gui/ - Utilities →
autoclicker/utils/
- Core functionality →
- Add comprehensive tests to the
tests/directory - Update documentation in README.md for any new features
- Test thoroughly on multiple systems
- Submit pull request with detailed description
- Respond to review feedback
- Performance Enhancements: Improve monitoring, queuing, or timing systems
- UI/UX Improvements: Enhance user interface design and user experience
- Advanced Automation: Pattern recognition, conditional clicking, macro recording
- Safety Features: Anti-detection, rate limiting, advanced validation
- Cross-platform Support: Linux/macOS compatibility and mobile companions
- Testing & Quality: Add tests, type hints, linting, and code quality improvements
- Documentation: Improve guides, examples, and user help systems
- Analytics: Performance dashboards, usage metrics, and optimization tools
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.
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