Auto Clicker Software for Windows 10 and Windows 11
Automate left mouse clicks or touch screen actions at configurable screen locations, speeds, and durations with the Auto Clicker software utility. This software utility provides a quick, easy, and controllable way to automate mouse clicking or simulate screen touches. With an easy and intuitive graphical user interface, you can effortlessly control automated mouse clicking.
In addition to automated left mouse clicking, you can simulate screen touches or taps on your Windows computer, whether your display has a touchscreen or not. To start automated mouse clicking, you can configure a global keyboard shortcut and use that same shortcut to stop clicking performed by the Auto Clicker software. Apart from a keyboard shortcut, a manual mouse click can also be used to stop automated mouse clicking, tapping, or screen touches initiated by the Auto Clicker software.
Free Trial Download of Auto Clicker by MurGoo.com Software on Windows
Here you can download digitally signed and VirusTotal-scanned Auto Clicker software to try on your 64-bit Windows 10 or Windows 11 computer. The free trial of this mouse clicking application does not have any functional limitations apart from a usage limit. Once you have used the free trial, you can pay $7.89 USD to use it on one Windows computer for up to 6 months from the date of payment.
Review the features of the Auto Clicker software utility, or take a look at the screenshots provided below to see what features are offered by this automated mouse clicking utility. The list below outlines a few of the features of this mouse clicking application utility; new features can also be added upon request.
Clicking speed is controllable via a configurable time delay between consecutive clicks or taps. The lower the time delay value, the faster the automated clicks or taps will be performed by the Auto Clicker software.
You can view the number of manual and automated mouse clicks by enabling this feature under "Other Parameters" in the software.
When performing screen touches or taps on your computer screen, the touch indicator can be configured under Accessibility -> Mouse pointer and touch settings in Windows 10 and Windows 11.
When simulating a left mouse click, you can enable the Cursor Highlighter to visually see the mouse clicks performed by the software.
Audible alerts for starting and stopping automated mouse clicking or screen touches can be configured using text-to-speech conversion. If you do not want text-to-speech audible alerts, you can simply clear the text to be spoken in "Other Parameters", and no text-to-speech alert will be spoken.
For each mouse click or tap, you can play back an audio file in .wav format. This adds a click sound effect so that when the software performs automated mouse clicks or taps, you hear an audio alert.
Automated mouse clicking or screen taps/touches can be performed at the current mouse cursor location, at a fixed screen location, or within a random location inside a configurable rectangular screen area.
The time delay between automated clicks or taps controls the speed at which automated mouse clicking or screen touches are performed. Available time units for configuring time delay are millisecond(s), second(s), and minute(s).
A single configurable keyboard shortcut can be used to start or stop automated mouse clicking/tapping. Although automated mouse clicking stops automatically based on your configuration, this keyboard shortcut is handy whenever you need to manually abort clicking.
Automated and manual mouse clicks can be identified separately by software applications on Windows. Using this unique Windows feature, this Auto Clicker allows you to abort automated mouse clicking or screen tapping whenever you manually perform a left click with a mouse or another input device.
You can control how long the software is supposed to perform clicking or tapping. The infinite duration configuration allows automated mouse clicking to stop only when you abort it with a keyboard shortcut or a physical mouse click. The finite times configuration allows you to automatically stop clicking/tapping after performing a specified number of clicks or taps, controlled by minimum and maximum threshold values. The number of seconds configuration stops automated clicking/tapping after a configured number of seconds have passed since starting.
You can enable the crosshair display to view the current mouse cursor location. The displayed crosshair tracks the current mouse cursor position across your primary or secondary monitor(s).
For easy access to various software features, you can use the right-click context menu, which can be opened by right-clicking on the main screen of the software.
This automated mouse clicking application is also available on the Microsoft Store and works on both Windows 10 and Windows 11.
Screenshots of Auto Clicker Software Captured on Windows 11
To get started quickly and easily, take a look at the screenshots displayed below, which illustrate the features offered by this software application. Please feel free to contact us if you have any questions about the software or would like a feature added or modified.
Configurable Parameters of Auto Clicker SoftwareFixed Location Picker in Auto Clicker SoftwareCrosshair in Auto Clicker Software
Frequently Asked Questions about Auto Screenshot Software
Here you can find quick questions and answers to easily understand the features of Auto Clicker by MurGoo.com for Windows 10 and Windows 11. Click any question below to reveal its answer. In case you still have any question / concern or suggestion, please do write to Support@MurGoo.com
General Information
What is Auto Clicker?
Auto Clicker is a software utility designed for Windows 10 and Windows 11 that automates left mouse clicks and touch screen taps. It allows you to simulate screen interactions at configurable locations, speeds, and durations.
Is the software safe?
Yes, the download is digitally signed, VirusTotal-scanned, and trusted by Microsoft SmartScreen. Also note that Windows does provide simulated / automatic clicks to be detectable with hooks.
How do I uninstall the software?
You can easily uninstall Auto Clicker using the standard Windows removal process:
Open the Start Menu and select Settings (the gear icon).
Click on Apps > Apps & features (or Installed apps on Windows 11).
Scroll down or search for Auto Clicker in the list.
Click on it and select Uninstall, then follow the on-screen prompts to completely remove the software.
Pricing & Trial
Is Auto Clicker free?
The software offers a free trial with no functional limitations, though it does have a usage limit.
How much does the full version cost?
After using the trial, you can pay $7.89 USD to use the software on one Windows computer for up to 6 months from the date of payment.
Features & Configuration
How do I start and stop the automated clicking?
You can set up a single global keyboard shortcut to both start and stop the clicking. Alternatively, you can configure the software to immediately abort clicking the moment you make a manual physical mouse click.
Where on the screen will the software click?
You can configure the software to click in three different ways:
At the current location of your mouse cursor.
At a predetermined, fixed screen location.
At random locations inside a specific rectangular area that you define.
Can I control the clicking speed?
Yes. You can control the speed by adjusting the time delay between clicks. The software supports time units in milliseconds, seconds, and minutes.
How long will the automated clicking run?
You can choose from three different duration settings:
Infinite duration: Clicks continuously until you manually stop it.
Finite times: Stops automatically after hitting a specific number of clicks.
Number of seconds: Stops automatically after a set amount of time has passed.
Audio & Visual Helps
Can I see where the clicks are happening?
Yes, you can enable a Cursor Highlighter to visually track simulated clicks, or turn on a crosshair display to easily find your mouse cursor across multiple monitors.
Does the software make sounds when clicking?
Yes, you can set up text-to-speech voice alerts to announce when clicking starts or stops. You can also upload a .wav audio file to play a sound effect for every individual click.
