A multi-point auto clicker can click several fixed screen locations in sequence instead of repeating only one position. Free Auto Clicker v8.0.0 records each X-Y coordinate in an ordered list, then follows that list when the task starts.
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Single-point versus multi-point clicking
| Mode | How it works | Typical use |
|---|---|---|
| Single point | Repeats clicks at one recorded coordinate | A control that stays in one fixed position |
| Multiple points | Moves through an ordered X-Y List | A desktop workflow with several fixed controls |
How to record multiple click points
- Open Free Auto Clicker and place the target window in its final position and size.
- Move the mouse pointer to the first location you want to click.
- Press F7 to add the current X and Y coordinates to the list.
- Move to the second location and press F7 again.
- Repeat the process for every additional point.
- Review the list order, choose left or right click, set the interval, and start the sequence.
The program follows the points in the order in which they appear. Record them in the same order that the target workflow requires. If the sequence is wrong, delete the selected point and record the coordinates again.
Save and reuse a multi-point sequence
Use Save to store the current X-Y List as an FAC file. A saved file lets you reuse the same ordered click points without recording every location again. Select Load when you want to restore a saved sequence.
FAC files store the click list, but screen coordinates still depend on the target window remaining in the expected position. Test a loaded sequence before leaving it to run for an extended period.
Set the interval and stop condition
Multi-point tasks often need time for each screen or dialog to respond. Begin with a moderate delay between clicks and increase it if the target misses actions. You can stop automatically after a number of clicks or after a number of minutes. See the click interval and stop-condition guide.
Important limitation of fixed coordinates
An X-Y coordinate is a fixed position on the screen. It does not identify a button by its name and cannot follow that button if the window moves, resizes, scrolls, or displays a different layout. Keep the target window stable, and record the points again after any layout change.
Troubleshooting multiple click locations
The clicks run in the wrong order
Press F8 to stop, press Delete to delete the selected point, and record the points again in the intended order.
A point misses its target
Return the target window to its original position and verify the screen layout. If the location is correct but the action is ignored, increase the click interval.
The sequence needs a right click
Choose the right mouse button before starting. Read the right-click auto clicker guide for details.
Use multi-point automation responsibly
Use automation only for tasks where you have permission. Do not use it to bypass security controls, online voting rules, financial confirmation steps, or third-party policies. For the full installation and setup workflow, read how to use Free Auto Clicker.