A small, free Windows utility that presses or holds any keyboard key at the interval you set. Toggle it with a single hotkey and walk away.
Automatic Keyboard Clicker solves one specific problem: your finger stuck on the same key for an hour. Whether you're AFK farming in an idle game, running a long UI test loop, entering repetitive data, or just keeping your PC from falling asleep during a slow download, this tool handles the mechanical work while you step away.
You pick a key, set how often it should press (anywhere from 5 milliseconds to 10 minutes), and hit a hotkey to start. The app sends real keyboard events through Windows, so it works in games, remote sessions, and full-screen apps. When you're done, close the window — nothing stays running in the background.
**Idle and incremental games:** Set the interval to 50–200 ms, pick the action key, and let it farm. The session counter shows how many presses have fired, so you know when to stop.
**Keep-awake during downloads:** Set a slow interval (5–10 seconds) on the Space key to send an occasional keystroke and prevent sleep mode.
**UI testing:** Repeat a key 1000 times for load testing. The tool counts every press, so you'll know when the loop is complete.
**Accessibility:** Hold down a key without physical strain. Choose **Hold key down** mode and use the hotkey to toggle on demand.
**Before you use it in online games:** Check the game's terms of service. Some titles with strict anti-cheat systems forbid any input automation. This tool makes no attempt to hide — it sends standard keyboard events — so use it responsibly.
Portable: No installation, no admin rights, no .NET dependency. Download, unzip, run.
Reliable: Uses SendInput plus hardware scan codes, so it works in games and remote desktops that drop older simulated input.
Clean: One small dark window, no tabs, no settings tree. No ads, no telemetry, no background services. Close the app and it's gone.
Free forever: MIT licensed. No trial limits, no pro tier, no account required.
The app sends real keyboard events, so it works in most games and remote sessions. Check your game's anti-cheat policy first — some online titles forbid input automation.
Yes. Both Windows 10 and Windows 11, 64-bit. No difference in behaviour between the two.
Yes. Free forever, no locked features, no upgrade path. MIT licensed, open source.
No. It's a portable build. Unzip and run. To remove it, delete the folder.
Yes. The default is F6, but you can rebind it to any F1 through F12.
Free, portable, no installation required — download now and start pressing.
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