Free Auto Clicker

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As you may already figured out just by reading its name, Free Auto Clicker is a lightweight Windows utility that allows you to automate mouse clicks in a broad spectrum.

One of the main highlights is the fact that the app can work on both your computer's system and on virtual machines, making it especially handy for users who usually work in development.

You're also provided with the possibility to start and stop the automation procedures via hotkeys, to save and load entire lists of controls, as well as to choose between multiple methods of dynamic delay (fixed or random between custom values).

The application also provides you with combined methods, both for input and output. For example, it allows you to send paragraphs alongside any number of clicks, as well as send keys or even combinations of keys.

While we're on the subject, it's also worth mentioning that it supports all the most important mouse actions such as single left click, double left click, single right click, middle, as well as scroll up and down.

Everything is made even easier thanks to the app's - let's call it -  "cursor position grabber." In short, you can associate a hotkey for this feature and have the cursor's current position instantly added in the designated X, Y coordinate panels, helping you automate actions easier.

It may not be the most comprehensive option of this type (it's definitely not a full-featured automation or script-writing software). Hence, if you're coming from a more comprehensive app, you might miss various functions such as support for clipboard automation tasks, and for various actions such as activating, minimizing, or hiding windows.

However, at least it can be used by all types of users, including novices or users who are using the app for the first time.

To conclude, Free Auto Clicker is a decently equipped application of this sort that is sure to come in handy to any day-to-day users looking for a simple way of recording and automating not-too-complex mouse-related repetitive tasks.