Clicking the same spot hundreds of times by hand? GS Auto Clicker repeats clicks at the pointer on a schedule you set, starts with a hotkey, and lets you choose the mouse button and click style, and record sequences at different screen locations.
Click options and repeat settings
In the Options menu, open Clicking and then Options to select the mouse button and click type. GS Auto Clicker supports single and double clicks. The separate Repeat setting controls whether clicking continues until stopped or ends after a chosen number of clicks.
The gap between clicks can be anything from hours down to milliseconds. This lets the click pace suit a task that needs occasional input as well as one that calls for shorter gaps.
Hotkey-controlled clicking
Use the assigned hotkey to start the clicking action; F8 is the default. The number-of-clicks option sets a stopping point for a finite run, while the continuous mode runs until the action is stopped.
Recorded screen sequences
For tasks that use more than one on-screen location, GS Auto Clicker can record a sequence of clicks and replay it. This suits a repeated routine where clicks need to land in different places, instead of repeating one click at the current pointer position.
Pros
- Adjust click intervals from hours down to milliseconds
- Choose single or double clicks and a mouse button
- Repeat for a set count or until stopped
- Record and replay clicks at different screen locations
Cons
- The developer lists only Windows Vista and 7 as supported
System requirements: Windows 7
How do you start clicking?
Press the assigned hotkey. F8 is the default.
Can GS Auto Clicker stop after a set number of clicks?
Yes. Choose a specific click count in the Repeat options, or set clicking to continue until stopped.
Can it repeat clicks at different screen locations?
Yes. Record a sequence of clicks at different locations, then replay that sequence.