A small, portable Windows app that presses or holds a keyboard key repeatedly at the interval you set, toggled by a global hotkey. Perfect for AFK farming, repetitive work, and keeping your PC awake.
You pick a key. You set how fast it repeats—anywhere from 5 milliseconds to 10 minutes between presses. You hit F6 (or any F-key you choose), and the key presses itself while you step away. Hit the hotkey again to stop.
This covers idle and incremental games where you'd normally hold down Space or click the mouse for hours. It covers long test loops in software development, repetitive data entry, or just keeping the monitor awake during a slow file download. The app sends real keyboard input through Windows, so it lands in games and remote sessions that ignore older tools.
No account, no ads, no background service that lingers after you close the window. Unzip and run.
Open the app, click **Set Key**, and press the key you want repeated. Then enter the interval in milliseconds—smaller number means faster presses. If you want the key held down continuously instead, tick **Hold key down**. Optional: add a small random jitter so the pattern does not read as a perfect metronome.
Your hotkey is F6 by default. You can rebind it to F1–F12 in the settings. The hotkey works even if the app is minimized or hidden behind a full-screen game.
Input automation can breach the terms of service of online multiplayer games, especially those with kernel-level anti-cheat. The app makes no attempt to hide what it is doing—it is straightforward automation. Before using it in any online title, read the game's rules about third-party tools and automation. Single-player games and idle titles are safe bets; multiplayer and competitive games require your own judgment.
The core feature of a reliable auto key presser is a steady, predictable rhythm. Interval-based pressing is easier to predict and test than random-click timing. You set it once, it works the same way every time, and you know exactly how many presses have fired since you started.
It is portable: no installer, no registry changes, no admin prompt. Works on Windows 10 and Windows 11 (64-bit). Delete the folder when you are done, and nothing is left behind. Free, MIT licensed, no trial period.
Yes. The app presses any key on the keyboard—letters, digits, Space, Enter, arrows, function keys, numeric pad. If you have a custom key remap in Windows, the app respects it.
Yes. The global hotkey (F6 by default) works from any window, including full-screen games and minimized apps.
Yes. You can rebind it to any F1 through F12.
No. It is free forever. All buttons are unlocked, no restricted features.