Automate Repetitive Mouse and Keyboard Tasks on Windows

Good and bad fits

Macros suit tasks where buttons and order stay the same. Tasks that change with the data or need a human decision are hard to record as they are.

How clicks are checked

1. It looks for the recorded picture at the recorded spot.
2. With the optional engine, it also finds pictures with small brightness or size changes.
3. If the picture does not match, it looks for the colour of the clicked point.
4. If neither is found, it clicks the recorded position, which can miss if the screen changed.

Tips for a reliable recording

1. Fix window size and position before recording.
2. Use keyboard shortcuts where you can.
3. Wait for slow screens while recording.
4. Use Test find in the step editor to check targets without clicking.

Before you start

1. It runs on Windows 10 and 11 and needs AutoHotkey v2, which is free.
2. Results are most accurate when display scale, window size and position match the recording.
3. Try important tasks with test data first and check the result.
4. Do not use it with games or services that prohibit automation. Check the terms of the program or site first.