Auto Clicker is a Windows utility from Playsaurus for automating clicks and other inputs across Steam games, standalone PC titles, Windows apps, and web games. Its design ranges from straightforward repetition to custom routines: Standard Mode offers quick setup, while Advanced Mode turns sequences into editable, drag-and-drop workflows.
In Standard Mode, users can set click intervals with optional random offsets, choose left, right, middle, or side buttons, and select single, double, or held clicks. Runs can stop after a chosen number of clicks or continue indefinitely, with targets set at the cursor, fixed coordinates, or detected images. Advanced Mode adds actions for scrolling, delays, repeats, image-based detection and branching, keystrokes, randomized behavior, and reusable action groups. The tool can also record clicks, keypresses, and delays for replay or incorporation into custom actions, then bind a custom sequence to a key as a macro.
Its defining appeal is the ability to shape and reuse automated routines, though the listing cautions that automation may conflict with other applications’ terms and that image detection can fail on scaled, distorted, or rotated images.
