Free Auto Clicker for Windows 11

1. Install and open the Windows application

1. Download the installer. Use the button on this page. Check the exact file you received against the published verification details; your browser may add a number to the filename if you have downloaded it before.
2. Review setup before proceeding. Open the downloaded file and read its choices and any Windows prompt. Review the source and your security software’s assessment if a warning appears. The installation and security page explains what to check.
3. Finish setup and open Free Auto Clicker. Search for its name from Windows Start. Keep the app available while you prepare a harmless target, then switch to that target before starting the run.

The download is for an x64 Windows PC. It is a desktop application, so its clicks can reach a permitted, visible foreground target outside this site. If you only want to explore timing without installing, use the online demo.

2. Check your setup with three clicks

Open a blank spreadsheet and use cell A1 as the target. Keep its window position and zoom unchanged after picking the point. These instructions use the English control names shown in the screenshots.

1. Start with a fresh test profile

   Keep any settings you need with Profiles → Save, then select New. In Quick setup, set Hours = 0, Minutes = 0, Seconds = 1 and Milliseconds = 0.

2. Choose a single left click and a limit

   Set Mouse button = Left, Click type = Single and Repeat this many times = 3. In Safety & advanced, set Start delay (seconds) = 0. If Stop after maximum clicks is enabled, set it to 3. If Stop after maximum runtime is enabled, use 1 minute, its minimum value.

3. Pick the visible target

   Select Fixed point → Pick position, or open the picker with the default F7 shortcut. Move the pointer to the center of A1 and press Space to confirm. Esc cancels selection; F7 alone does not confirm the point.

4. Switch back and run the test

   Check the summary and Start/stop key in Global hotkeys. Bring the spreadsheet to the foreground and select another empty cell. Press the configured start key, F6 by default, and leave the mouse alone. A1 should become selected and the run should end after three single clicks. Press F8 immediately if the target is wrong.

What this proves: the app can reach the selected cell and stop at your repeat limit. Selecting A1 does not count the clicks for you; to check individual presses, use the mouse button test and the full getting-started guide.

3. Choose how the target is located

All three modes use the real pointer and a visible foreground target. They do not click minimized or hidden windows. Window-relative positions can follow a chosen window’s movement, but do not recognize a button after the contents rearrange.

For a sequence, follow the multi-point guide. To adjust the rate, see intervals and stop conditions or the ms-to-CPS calculator. A calculated rate is not a guarantee that another application will accept every click.

If the first run does not behave as expected

The shortcut does nothing

Check the current Start/stop assignment and conflict messages in Global hotkeys. Some keyboards require Fn for function keys. If Hold to run is selected, keep the start key pressed. See the hotkey guide.

The click lands beside the target

Stop with F8, put the window where you want it and pick the position again. Recheck the point after changing monitor arrangement, resolution, display scale or zoom.

The run stops early or waits before starting

Read the status and check the repeat count, maximum clicks, maximum runtime and Start delay. Keep the floating control bar away from the target; a click directed at that bar stops the run.

One application does not accept the clicks

First confirm the same slow, limited setup works on a harmless target. Keep the destination visible and check its automation rules. Some programs reject simulated input; Free Auto Clicker does not bypass their restrictions.

Use the Windows troubleshooting guide for display, timing, shortcut and permission symptoms. Do not shorten the interval to compensate for a wrong target or a blocked input method.

Find or remove the app in Windows 11

After installation, search for Free Auto Clicker from Start to open it. To remove it, first stop any active run and close the app. Find its entry under Settings → Apps → Installed apps and choose Uninstall from that entry’s menu.

Export profiles you want to keep before removal. Microsoft documents this route and the Control Panel alternative in its Windows uninstall instructions.