AutoClicker

A cross-platform autoclicker application built with Electron. Works on Windows, macOS, and Linux.

Features

• Configurable Click Interval: Set hours, minutes, seconds, or milliseconds between clicks
• Random Variation: Add random delay variation to make clicks less predictable
• Mouse Button Selection: Choose between left, right, or middle mouse button
• Repeat Options: Set a specific repeat count or repeat indefinitely until stopped
• Hotkey Control: Use F7 as a global hotkey to start/stop clicking
• Cross-Platform: Works seamlessly on Windows, macOS, and Linux

Usage

1. Launch the application
2. Configure your click settings:
   • Set the Click Interval (hours, minutes, seconds, milliseconds)
   • Optionally enable Random Range to add variation
   • Select the Mouse Button (Left, Right, Middle)
   • Choose between Repeat (specific times) or Repeat until Stopped
3. Click Start or press F7 to begin clicking
4. Click Stop or press F7 again to stop

Keyboard Shortcuts

• F7: Toggle clicking on/off (works globally, even when window is not focused)

Safety Warnings

⚠️ Important: Always use this tool responsibly. This application can perform rapid mouse clicks. Use caution when testing with long intervals or on systems running other applications.

• Set a reasonable click interval to avoid system overload
• Keep your mouse accessible to regain control
• Press F7 or click Stop to immediately halt clicking
• Be aware of the current click target when starting

Limitations

• The application must be running for clicking to work
• Global hotkey (F7) requires the application to be focused or in focus
• Some systems may require additional permissions for mouse control

Technology Stack

• Electron: Cross-platform desktop application framework
• robotjs: Cross-platform mouse/keyboard control
• electron-localshortcut: Global hotkey registration

Disclaimer

This tool is provided for legitimate use cases only. Users are responsible for their own use of this application. Unauthorized automated interaction with other applications or systems may violate terms of service or applicable laws.