A lightweight macOS auto-clicker that lets you pick an exact on-screen target and click it repeatedly at a configurable rate. Runs as a menu bar utility with a simple "set target → start → stop" workflow.
⚠️ Important: This app takes control of your cursor to perform automated clicks.
use Control + Option + Command + Q to stop the clicker at anytime.
- Launch the app.
- Set target: Click the target (scope) button, then click anywhere on your screen where you want the auto-clicker to click.
- Adjust speed: Use the + and - buttons to edit the click rate.
- Start: Press the Start button. The app will click your target location at the set rate.
- Stop: Press Stop, or use the emergency hotkey ⌃⌥⌘Q (Control-Option-Command-Q) anytime.
Open the gear icon for:
- Smart Delay (waits for mouse to be idle before clicking)
- Double Click mode (brings your window back into focus)
- Click Limit (stop after a set number of clicks)
- macOS 15.2 or later
The app needs Accessibility access to simulate mouse clicks. When you first start clicking, macOS will prompt you. If needed, go to System Settings → Privacy & Security → Accessibility and enable AutoClicker.