Record your mouse and keyboard actions once, replay them instantly with a hotkey. Macro Recorder is a lightweight Windows utility that eliminates repetitive clicking and typing—no account, no watermark, no cost.
Macro Recorder captures everything you do with the mouse and keyboard. Clicks, drags, scroll wheel, keystrokes, modifier combinations—all saved in a single file. Press F9 to start recording, F9 to stop, F10 to replay. Change the hotkeys anytime if you prefer different ones.
The app is fully portable. Unzip it anywhere—USB stick, desktop folder, network drive—and it works immediately. No installation, no registry entries, no admin prompt. Delete the folder and it's gone completely. Windows 10 and 11, both 64-bit, both tested.
Everything stays on your machine. No internet required, no telemetry, no update pings. Run it offline, in an airgapped network, wherever you need.
Excel and spreadsheets: Pasting the same data block into a hundred rows, filling fields in a repetitive pattern. Macro Recorder handles what spreadsheet macros can't reach.
Software setup: Click through a wizard five times on five different machines. Record once, replay on each system without walking between desks.
Game routines: Crafting sequences, farming loops, keep-alive clicking during long sessions. Input replays at the hardware level, so it works in full-screen games and even remote desktop sessions.
Manual testing: Reproduce a bug-triggering interaction on demand. Hit a hotkey and watch the exact sequence fire again so developers can see the problem.
The speed slider goes from 10% to 1000%. Slow down to 50% or 10% when debugging—watch each click land exactly where you expect. Speed up to 200% or 500% to blast through a long routine in seconds instead of minutes.
Mouse clicks and keystrokes are safest for portability. If you record pure cursor movement on a 4K monitor, it may land in a different spot on a 1080p screen. Build routines around clicks and typing for maximum portability across machines.
Loop count: Run the routine once, repeat it a set number of times, or loop indefinitely until you stop it. Useful for automated repetition without babysitting.
Yes. No trial period, no locked features, no Pro version. Free forever, MIT licensed.
No account, no login, nothing to register. Open the app and start recording immediately.
Yes. Input is replayed at the scan-code level, which works in full-screen games and remote sessions where other tools fail. Check your game's rules before using macros in multiplayer.
Yes. Windows 10 and Windows 11 are both supported and tested.
No. Completely offline. No telemetry, no updates, no network activity.
Deleting the folder removes it entirely. No registry entries, no leftover files, no traces.